Wellesley College - Legenda Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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ewwUny Edu caticn at Wellesley is not all theory, for we know that the knowledge gleaned from professors, text -books and notes must be sup- plemented by practical application. Learning by doing is important, for we believe that experience is one of the best teachers. Trips to see our theories take on reality re- move the school -room quality from our courses, for our eyes are opened to fact in action. We try out our educational theories by teaching. We toil in the workshop atmos- phere of our creative courses. We prove the truth of fact for ourselves in lab. We do inter- viewing and testing, work with community organizations. In our Junior Year we can go abroad, to use the languages we have ac- quired, and to learn by living in a foreign country. Besides having experience connected with our courses, we have our extra-curricular activities. We are all amateurs, but we have the opportunity, not only to work, but to show critical audiences the products of our work. Wellesley furnishes us with a wide general background, but it also gives us the chance of doing what we learn, so that we may take the first steps toward our work, our lives to come. Cutting a i ' Seeing Sims [6