Great Pedagogical Essays; Plato to SpencerFranklin Verzelius Newton Painter AMS Press, 1970 - 426 strán (strany) |
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Strana 329
... early enough to chide , to correct , to reprimand , to flatter , to prom- ise , to instruct , to discourse reason to ... early innocence , may be led a long way without danger of this kind . But others , naturally violent , whose ...
... early enough to chide , to correct , to reprimand , to flatter , to prom- ise , to instruct , to discourse reason to ... early innocence , may be led a long way without danger of this kind . But others , naturally violent , whose ...
Strana 419
... early train- ing of , 41 ; protected from evil influences , 42 , 43 ; quick to learn , 104 ; should be accustomed to cor- rect speech , 105 ; to be taught early , 108 , 109 ; to be cared for by mothers , 127 ; easily molded , 127 ; fond ...
... early train- ing of , 41 ; protected from evil influences , 42 , 43 ; quick to learn , 104 ; should be accustomed to cor- rect speech , 105 ; to be taught early , 108 , 109 ; to be cared for by mothers , 127 ; easily molded , 127 ; fond ...
Strana 424
... early in- culcated , 219 ; suited to all occa- sions , 221 . Physiology , to be taught , 387 . Plato , sketch of , 7 ; principal works , 8 ; early training of children , 9 ; training both hands , 10 ; two branches of education , 11 ...
... early in- culcated , 219 ; suited to all occa- sions , 221 . Physiology , to be taught , 387 . Plato , sketch of , 7 ; principal works , 8 ; early training of children , 9 ; training both hands , 10 ; two branches of education , 11 ...
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PLATO Biographical Sketch | 7 |
ARISTOTLE Biographical Sketch | 33 |
XENOPHON Biographical Sketch | 61 |
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