Document Type
Article
Department or Administrative Unit
Educational Foundations and Curriculum
Publication Date
9-1-1937
Abstract
Is there any question pertaining to child development that is as much discussed today as the subject of improving the child's personality? As parents and teachers talk over their every day problems it is evident that they are concerned principally with the personal traits of their charges. While the training of the intellect is important, it is secondary to the training of personality.
Recommended Citation
Anderson, M. T. (1937). Building Wholesome Personalities. Washington Parent-Teacher, 23(1), 3.
Journal
Washington Parent-Teacher
Included in
Educational Psychology Commons, Social and Philosophical Foundations of Education Commons
Comments
This article was originally published in Washington Parent Teacher.