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Agony in education: the importance of struggle in the process of learning
Westport, Conn.: Bergin & Garvey (1994)
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Kuhlman exposes the dangers of excessive reliance on technical efficiency and avoidance of pain in the individual struggle to become educated and calls for renewed recognition of the importance of effort and agony in human accomplishment.
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