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horace_quintus_horatius_flaccus

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to the slave society in which he was embedded was largely uncritical, and his habitual deference to power c... at have passed into the Western moral imagination largely through schoolroom encounter with his texts. The ... se were produced — is present throughout his work largely as an unexamined given: slaves appear as sexual o

cyril_lodowic_burt

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ugenics movement, convinced that intelligence was largely inherited and that societal decline was linked to

edward_de_bono

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tional 1969 book *The Mechanism of Mind*. Working largely outside conventional academic institutions, de Bo

eric_hanushek

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y of efficiency into an education sector that had largely resisted it. * Hanushek, E. A. (1971). Teacher

horace_mann

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nd made central to his own pedagogical programme. Largely liked and disliked in equal measure during his li

johann_friedrich_herbart

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inant tradition of educational writing, which had largely consisted of philosophical recommendations divorc

john_calvin

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clerical elite and permitted the laity to remain largely illiterate, the Reformed vision of the church as

john_locke

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rican educational thought is deep, pervasive, and largely unacknowledged — present in the assumptions that

lawrence_arthur_cremin

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he analytical work required to apply them remains largely undone. The Larry-sized hole his colleagues lamen

louis_braille

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e frequently destitute, dependent on charity, and largely excluded from most vocational options; literacy a

martha_c._nussbaum

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mocratic societies are engaged in a dangerous and largely unnoticed transformation of the goals and content

mary_wollstonecraft

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universal norm of women's education while leaving largely unexamined the conditions of working-class women.

matthew_arnold

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e (the working class, who are large in number but largely excluded from the cultural and political life of

michel_de_montaigne

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out 1539 and 1546 — an experience he later judged largely negative, despite the quality of the institution,