Suggestion in Education; (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781145636675)

"Suggestion in Education" explores the application of suggestive techniques in the classroom environment. M. W. Keatinge delves into how teachers can use suggestion to enhance learning, manage student behavior, and create a more positive and effective educational atmosphere. Keatinge examines the psychological principles behind suggestion and influence, providing practical advice and examples for educators seeking to improve their teaching methods. This book offers historical insights into early 20th-century educational psychology and remains relevant for understanding the subtle dynamics of teacher-student interactions.

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