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American statesmen always have , in the past , urged what many sociologists and educators are today vigorously contending that , because of our form of government , the people must have social and economic knowledge .
American statesmen always have , in the past , urged what many sociologists and educators are today vigorously contending that , because of our form of government , the people must have social and economic knowledge .
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The very democratic nature of the school precludes its officiating as social arbiter , and the utmost development of the school itself as a social center can never include the organization of the social groups .
The very democratic nature of the school precludes its officiating as social arbiter , and the utmost development of the school itself as a social center can never include the organization of the social groups .
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17 Thus it appears that not only a defective heredity about which so much is written today , but also physical and social neglect of the child is imposing heavy and entirely unnecessary handicaps upon the coming generation . III .
17 Thus it appears that not only a defective heredity about which so much is written today , but also physical and social neglect of the child is imposing heavy and entirely unnecessary handicaps upon the coming generation . III .
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Educational Review Nicholas Murray Butler,Frank Pierrepont Graves,William McAndrew Visualização completa - 1915 |
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