And it has shown also what can be obtained, without over-pressure, if a rational economy of the scholar’s time is always kept in view, and theory goes hand in hand with practice.
Petr Alekseevich Kropotkin: “And it has shown also what can be obtained, without over-pressure, if a rational economy of the scholar’s time is always…”
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He points out the benefits of a balanced educational approach that harmonizes theory and practice without overwhelming students.
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