Reading civilized the inner life. - Mason Cooley - Quotesmemo.com

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I'm a believer that there are three fundamental ways that you can think about education. They're being a professor upfront, lecturing, telling what's inside your head, some case studies in which you are in discussion and also an action based learning.

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Mason Cooley

Reading civilized the inner life.

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