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Página 11
Although this summary gives , I think , a just idea of the aims of religious
education as viewed by the writers referred to , it does not give any idea of the
fervor and of the great sense of the importance of religious education with which
all their ...
Although this summary gives , I think , a just idea of the aims of religious
education as viewed by the writers referred to , it does not give any idea of the
fervor and of the great sense of the importance of religious education with which
all their ...
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But if it were not impossible for the reasons already set forth , to give explicit and
formal instruction in religion in the public schools , it ought not to be given for
another reason . As has been already pointed out , there are few divisive
influences ...
But if it were not impossible for the reasons already set forth , to give explicit and
formal instruction in religion in the public schools , it ought not to be given for
another reason . As has been already pointed out , there are few divisive
influences ...
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These men , whether college bred or not , must pass through the fire of hardship
and temptation ; and those who endure come out men indeed , men who give
tone to their environment . Besides , there is an intimacy here that to me is a
curious ...
These men , whether college bred or not , must pass through the fire of hardship
and temptation ; and those who endure come out men indeed , men who give
tone to their environment . Besides , there is an intimacy here that to me is a
curious ...
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... the method which will give the pupil the most rapidly and the most surely an
effective possession of these languages . ... and making use of the same natural
methods by which the pupils learn the mother tongue , it gives little attention in
the ...
... the method which will give the pupil the most rapidly and the most surely an
effective possession of these languages . ... and making use of the same natural
methods by which the pupils learn the mother tongue , it gives little attention in
the ...
Página 47
Real or imagined objects , drawings , pictures , movements , gestures , etc . , may
be made to serve this end . Great opportunity is here offered to the liberty ,
initiative and invention of the teacher , which after all are necessary to give life
and ...
Real or imagined objects , drawings , pictures , movements , gestures , etc . , may
be made to serve this end . Great opportunity is here offered to the liberty ,
initiative and invention of the teacher , which after all are necessary to give life
and ...
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