Desultory Thoughts On Educational Science, And Its Relation To Human Progress: An Address Delivered Before The Dialectic And Franklin Societies Of The (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781274585196)

In "Desultory Thoughts On Educational Science, And Its Relation To Human Progress," William Franklin Phelps delivers a compelling address on the critical role of education in societal advancement. Delivered before the Dialectic and Franklin Societies of the New Jersey State Normal School in 1857, this work reflects 19th-century perspectives on educational philosophy and the burgeoning field of educational science.

Phelps explores the theoretical underpinnings of education and its practical applications for fostering human progress. This address offers insights into the historical context of educational thought and practice, making it a valuable resource for educators, historians, and anyone interested in the evolution of educational philosophies.

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