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"Practical School Discipline, Vol. 2, Part 2: Applied Methods" by Ray C. Beery offers a fascinating glimpse into historical approaches to classroom management and teaching methods. This volume delves into the practical application of school discipline techniques, providing insights relevant to teachers and those interested in the evolution of educational psychology.
A valuable resource for understanding the historical context of school administration, this meticulously prepared print republication explores various strategies employed by educators. Explore the methods once considered essential for maintaining order and fostering a productive learning environment.
Examine historical perspectives on school discipline and gain a deeper appreciation for the ongoing evolution of teaching practices. This book provides a unique lens through which to view the challenges and triumphs of educators from the past. It offers a historical case study in applied methods within the field of education.
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