"The Mind Of The Child, The Senses And The Will Observations," part of the International Education Series, delves into the intricate world of child psychology, focusing on the development of senses and willpower. Written by William T. Preyer, this book provides keen observations and insights into early childhood development.
Preyer's work examines how children perceive the world through their senses and how their will is gradually shaped through experiences. This book is invaluable for educators, psychologists, and parents seeking to understand the fundamental aspects of a child's cognitive and emotional growth. Discover the classic insights that continue to inform our understanding of the developing mind.
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