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... social values ; the development of the student's capacities , both intellectual and physical ; the teaching of general knowledge ; and the cultivation of special skills . He emphasized that the mere acquisi- tion of facts was not ...
... social values ; the development of the student's capacities , both intellectual and physical ; the teaching of general knowledge ; and the cultivation of special skills . He emphasized that the mere acquisi- tion of facts was not ...
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... social and political evils , nor of assuming that the very establishment of socialism would be sufficient to cure all the social and political ills of humanity . The danger inherent in such a belief is , first , that it encourages ...
... social and political evils , nor of assuming that the very establishment of socialism would be sufficient to cure all the social and political ills of humanity . The danger inherent in such a belief is , first , that it encourages ...
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... social problems as well as scientific considerations ? A : Mathematics is a useful tool for social science . In the actual solution of social problems , however , goals and intentions are the dominant factors . Q : Do you feel that ...
... social problems as well as scientific considerations ? A : Mathematics is a useful tool for social science . In the actual solution of social problems , however , goals and intentions are the dominant factors . Q : Do you feel that ...
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