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Some fundamental verities in education (1911)

Groszmann, Maximilian P. E. (Maximilian Paul Eugen), 1855-1922 · Boston : R. G. Badger · leaf 126

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hind it, asit were. As the trees are of about equalheight in nature, they are drawn equallyhigh. In the experiment, the pupils of all classeswere requested to draw a pond with trees infront and on the opposite side; the rectan- 96 Artistic Culture Epochs gular form was mentioned only to the… … Figure 23 od was characteristic of 43 per cent, of thekindergarten pupils; some pupils were foundin every class up to 12 years of age whohad not advanced beyond this primitive, orrudimentary, form of representation. Thesame method is recognized in the Egyptianpicture of the brickmakers pond, in…

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