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In ‘The Children: Some Educational Problems, ‘ Alexander Darroch addresses critical issues within the educational landscape, exploring the developmental needs of children through a lens of psychologi …

In ‘The History of Education, ‘ Ellwood Patterson Cubberley presents a comprehensive analysis of educational systems from antiquity to the modern era, tracing the evolution of teaching methods, insti …

In ‘Fenelon’s Treatise on the Education of Daughters, ‘ Fran√ßois de Salignac de La Mothe-F√©nelon presents a nuanced examination of female education in the early 18th century, intertwining philosoph …

In ‘Popular Education, ‘ Ira Mayhew presents a compelling exploration of educational reform in the 19th century America, advocating for accessible and inclusive schooling for all. The book is vividly …

Clayton Sedgwick Cooper’s book ‘Why go to College?’ addresses the significance of higher education in the modern world, exploring the ways in which pursuing a college degree can shape an individual’s …

In ‘Aristotle and Ancient Educational Ideals, ‘ Thomas Davidson delves into the profound philosophies of education espoused by Aristotle, meticulously examining their implications on ancient thought …

In ‘The Roots and Fallouts of Haile Selassie’s Educational Policy, ‘ Messay Kebede meticulously examines the interplay between Ethiopia’s educational reforms and their socio-political repercussions d …

In ‘A Review of the State of the Question respecting the Admission of Dissenters to the Universities, ‘ Edward Denison meticulously examines the contentious issue of Dissenters’ access to British uni …

In ‘Letters from a Father to His Son Entering College, ‘ Charles Franklin Thwing elegantly weaves a series of poignant correspondences that serve as both a guide and a reflection on the transformativ …

In ‘Education and Living, ‘ Randolph Silliman Bourne explores the intricate relationship between education and the holistic development of individuals within society. Written in the early 20th centur …