John Dewey Quotes

An Intelligent Home Differs From An Unintelligent One Chiefly In That The Habits Of Life And Intercourse Which Prevail Are Chosen, Or At Least Colored, By The Thought Of Their Bearing Upon The Development Of Children.

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