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Fine and industrial arts in elementary schools (1912)

Sargent, Walter, b. 1868 · Boston, New York [etc.] Ginn and company · leaf 101

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workmanship is main-tained, and the desire to produce an independent pieceof work acts as a strong stimulus. A class model, while 92 FINE AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS requiring the same processes of all pupils, need not result inmechanical uniformity. Fig. 29 shows the variety of designavailable in so… … Pig. 29. A set of designs for pen trays freedom of expression. In his consideration of the interestof children in the practical outcome of their individualprojects, the instructor should not forget that other interestwhich discovers itself to the person who finds his hand ad-justing itself to a…

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