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Experimental Pedagogy and the Psychology of the Child

Edouard Claparede

  • 348 pages
  • 13.9 MB
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Classic 1911 work introducing educators to psychological science and child psychology. Covers over 630 authors and provides a historical foundation for experimental pedagogy.

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