Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts - Mohawk Yearbook (North Adams, MA)

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FRANK F. BIURDOCK PRINCIPAL 51112 Spirit nf nur Sfrhnnl 1' DUCATION to be nobly inspiring and broadly serviceable must be pursued not for knowledge or utility as such, not for culture or skill as such, but for realization of the larger self possible only by cooperation with and for others. Learning to be satisfying and productive must. be led by hope, 11ot driven by fear. Teaching to be stimulating and effective must be ilnpelling, not compelling. p The learne-r's progress can be ensured only by opportunities to use his strong in- stincts and to adjust his personality to the social body. The teacherls success can be nicasured wisely only by the degree to which he becomes unnecessary to his pupils.

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