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Pągina 118
It arose from the relations in which the Greek and Latin languages have stood , in
the past , to the whole higher life , intellectual and moral , literary and scientific ,
civil and religious , of Western Europe . Greeks and Romans , as well as Jews ...
It arose from the relations in which the Greek and Latin languages have stood , in
the past , to the whole higher life , intellectual and moral , literary and scientific ,
civil and religious , of Western Europe . Greeks and Romans , as well as Jews ...
Pągina 131
It was moral , not intellectual inferiority , to which Arnold was so sensitive . “ You
could scarcely conceive , " he writes at one time , " the rare instances of
ignorance that I have met with amongst them , [ his pupils . ] One had no notion of
what ...
It was moral , not intellectual inferiority , to which Arnold was so sensitive . “ You
could scarcely conceive , " he writes at one time , " the rare instances of
ignorance that I have met with amongst them , [ his pupils . ] One had no notion of
what ...
Pągina 137
... and criticisms on different books , are found to offer an advantageous variety to
the essays on moral subjects to which boys ' prose composition has sometimes
been confined . Three exhibitioners are elected every year by the trustees of the ...
... and criticisms on different books , are found to offer an advantageous variety to
the essays on moral subjects to which boys ' prose composition has sometimes
been confined . Three exhibitioners are elected every year by the trustees of the ...
Pągina 141
But far above all intellectual , as above all physical development , was the moral
excellence after which he would have teachers and pupils alike exerting
themselves . “ What we must look for here , ” he said to the boys , “ is , 1st ,
religious and ...
But far above all intellectual , as above all physical development , was the moral
excellence after which he would have teachers and pupils alike exerting
themselves . “ What we must look for here , ” he said to the boys , “ is , 1st ,
religious and ...
Pągina 146
No direct instruction , " says one of them , “ could leave on their minds a livelier
image of his disgust at moral evil , than the black cloud of indignation which
passed over his face when speaking of the crimes of Napoleon , or of Cęsar ,
and the ...
No direct instruction , " says one of them , “ could leave on their minds a livelier
image of his disgust at moral evil , than the black cloud of indignation which
passed over his face when speaking of the crimes of Napoleon , or of Cęsar ,
and the ...
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English Pedagogy: Education, the School, and the Teacher in English Literature Henry Barnard Visualització completa - 1876 |
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Education, the School and the Teacher, in English Literature Henry Barnard Visualització completa - 1876 |
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| Tķtol | English Pedagogy: Education, the School and the Teacher, in English Literature, Volum 2 English Pedagogy: Education, the School and the Teacher, in English Literature, Henry Barnard |
| Autor | Henry Barnard |
| Editor | Henry Barnard |
| Editor | Brown & Gross, 1876 |
| Original de | Universitat de Wisconsin (Madison) |
| Digitalitzat el | 12 Ag. 2009 |
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