From Leonard Carmichael’s introduction to Dibbs in search of self by Virginia Axline, 1964: “No one who reads this book with understanding can ever again think that human psychological growth, success in a classroom, or the acquisition of a complex skill can be achieved merely by overt repetition or by the reinforcement of simple patterns of response.” That’s a keeper for sure.
Reading Blind Vertrouwen on Kindle. It’s fun to see the ‘percentage read’ figure change over time. I know that with an actual book you have page numbers and can feel the book’s thickness, but somehow this is different.
