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Rediscover classic techniques for early learning with "Miller's Mind training for children Book 1: A practical training for successful living; Educational games that train the senses," by William E. Miller. This meticulously prepared print edition preserves timeless strategies for sensory training and child development. Explore a range of educational games designed to cultivate cognitive skills and enhance a child's understanding of senses and sensation.
Originally intended as a guide for elementary education, this book offers insights into teaching methods that focus on practical, hands-on learning. Delve into the principles of cognitive psychology as they relate to early childhood, and discover how to implement activities that stimulate the mind and foster successful living through enhanced sensory awareness. A valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of educational psychology and the development of cognitive abilities in children.
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