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" Now, what I am venturing to maintain is that the individual should grow his own mathematics, just as the race has had to do. But I do not propose that he should grow it as if the race had not grown it too. "
The Teaching of Elementary Mathematics - Page 34
by David Eugene Smith - 1902 - 312 pages
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Educational Review, Volume 1

Nicholas Murray Butler, Frank Pierrepont Graves, William McAndrew - Education - 1891 - 560 pages
...to by an age of inductive geometry among the Egyptians. Now, what I am venturing to maintain is that the individual should grow his own mathematics, just...trying to manufacture a mathematician, not to grow one. Mathematical text-books have been usually written by mathematicians, not by educationists; and...
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Special Reports on Educational Subjects, Volume 10

Great Britain. Board of Education - Education - 1902 - 576 pages
...school might be expressed by adopting his words as a formula, " What I am venturing to maintain is that the individual should grow his own mathematics, just...should grow it as if the. race had not grown it too." So surely it is with morals. Whereas it is stimulating in a very high degree to see children studying...
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Psychology Applied to Education: A Series of Lectures on the Theory ...

James Ward - Educational psychology - 1926 - 212 pages
...to by an age of inductive geometry among the Egyptians. Now, what I am venturing to maintain is that the individual should grow his own mathematics, just...trying to manufacture a mathematician, not to grow one1. To the uninitiated onlooker it must seem an odd instance of the waywardness of things human that,...
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The Journal of Philosophy, Volume 24

Philosophy - 1927 - 1092 pages
...childhood the happiness of which largely consists in making others already happy happier still" (140). "The individual should grow his own mathematics, just...should grow it as if the race had not grown it too" (107). "The most callous people in the world, I believe, are those who weep over any new novel" (138)....
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Educational Review, Volume 1

Nicholas Murray Butler, Frank Pierrepont Graves, William McAndrew - Education - 1891 - 536 pages
...to by an age of inductive geometry among the Egyptians. Now, what I am venturing to maintain is that the individual should grow his own mathematics, just...trying to manufacture a mathematician, not to grow one. Mathematical text-books have been usually written by mathematicians, not by educationists ; and...
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