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Life at its best : a series of studies in the vital doctrines of consciousness, ideal, and effort (1908)

Du Bose, Horace M. (Horace Mellard), 1858-1941 · Nashville, Tenn. ; Dallas, Tex. : Publishing house of the M.E. Church South, Smith & Lamar, Agents · leaf 74

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oundness of this obser-vation. However these agencies might sometimes be pre-scribed as correctives or as remedies, they are not required asaids or helps to a healthy body. Whatever of this nature is alatent need in the physical organism is supplied in the cerealsand vegetables that make up a… … CHAPTER VII. HOW SHALL I BE TAUGHT? HE chief defect of modern educational methodsis that they are applied from the side of theteacher rather than from the side of the stu-dent. The primacy of the student consciousnessis to be assumed in a study of the problems ofeducation. Methods avail little…

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