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In 1971, behaviorist B. F. Skinner published one of his later works, Beyond Freedom and Dignity, providing insight into his troubling philosophy and anthropology.
Student: Can we talk about class?
Teacher: Sure. What’s up?
Student: I’m worried that our class just isn’t moving fast enough through the material. We’re not getting much done.
When the basketball team makes late-night trips home from away-games, students are bound to be bleary-eyed and slack-shouldered during silent reading. We make time for reflection and quiet available to students so they have a moment of leisure in their day.
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| A Guide to Understanding Latin - Six Week Intensive | Sep. 19, 2022 |
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