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Every care would be taken to surround the young with the physical and social conditions which best conduce, as far as freed knowledge extends, to release of personal potentialities.
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John Dewey
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gutenberg.orgEvery care would be taken to surround the young with the physical and social conditions which best conduce, as far as freed knowledge extends, to release of personal potentialities.
Dewey highlights the importance of creating optimal conditions for youth to realize their potential.
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