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... teachers children derive much of their sense of the way in which the mind is cultivated ; from observing how their teachers are esteemed and rewarded they quickly sense how society looks upon the teacher's role . In countries where the ...
... teachers children derive much of their sense of the way in which the mind is cultivated ; from observing how their teachers are esteemed and rewarded they quickly sense how society looks upon the teacher's role . In countries where the ...
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... teaching force , and their numbers were increasing rapidly . By 1900 over seventy per cent of teachers were women , and in another quarter of a century the figure reached a peak of over eighty - three per cent . " Acceptance of the ...
... teaching force , and their numbers were increasing rapidly . By 1900 over seventy per cent of teachers were women , and in another quarter of a century the figure reached a peak of over eighty - three per cent . " Acceptance of the ...
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... teaching : women constituted ninety - three per cent of its pri- mary teachers and sixty per cent of its secondary teachers . Only one country in Western Europe ( Italy , with fifty - two per cent ) employed women for more than half of ...
... teaching : women constituted ninety - three per cent of its pri- mary teachers and sixty per cent of its secondary teachers . Only one country in Western Europe ( Italy , with fifty - two per cent ) employed women for more than half of ...
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Antiintellectualism in Our Time | 3 |
On the Unpopularity of Intellect | 24 |
The Evangelical Spirit | 55 |
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