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Education by plays and games (1907)

Johnson, George Ellsworth, 1862-1931 · Boston, New York [etc.] : Ginn & company · leaf 222

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ardness, periodic laziness, and emo-tional instability, with tendency to reverie, self-consciousness, 205 206 EDUCATION BY PLAYS AND GAMES and also to self-assertion and dreams of greatness. The tend-ency to imitation is renewed, and there is an increased sus-ceptibility to influences of adult… … An Uutdook Gymnasium time of sensitiveness to ridicule, of keen sense of humor, andtendency to freakishness and pranks. There is frequently adesire to show off and a tendency to the use of slang. It isa period of development of the powers of organization ; hencethe tendency to form rudimciitaiy…

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