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Chemistry As An Instrument of General Education : B Aker
Chemistry As An Instrument of General Education : B Aker
The classieal and the scientific education were considered for many
years to be farther apart than the antipodes themselves. Only recently
people began to realize the possibility of combining satisfactorily these
two fields of work. "The prime, direct aim of instruction is to enable
a man to know himself and the world," wrote Matthew Arnold. To
do this, it is necessary to cultivate everv facultv. and the only solu-
DOROTHYB AKER
is of livelv interest and neat ntilitv.
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