Frances Mary Buss and her work for education
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- en
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- EPUB & PDF
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- 1.1 MB
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Discover the pioneering educational vision of Frances Mary Buss in this insightful biography by Annie E. Ridley. Buss was a formidable educationalist whose work reshaped how children were taught, advocating for practical, engaged learning rather than rote memorization. Her commitment to educational reform made her a significant figure in the history of pedagogy.\n\nThis EPUB edition allows you to explore her legacy in full. Whether you are an education historian, a teacher looking for inspiration, or a student researching educational reform, Ridley's work provides an accessible and engaging account of one of the most important women in the history of education. Get your copy today and learn about the woman who changed how we think about teaching and learning.
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