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Martinus J. Langeveld
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Martinus J. Langeveld

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    teaching
    / Stereotype of the teacher

    …at Utrecht in the Netherlands, Martinus J. Langeveld, taking a rather ambivalent position, quoted the director of a Swiss teacher-training college as saying, “The teaching profession is permeated with individuals who from youth upwards reveal the following characteristics: average drive for power, average ambition, and escapism [Lebensscheu].” Langeveld discerned an…

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    …at Utrecht in the Netherlands, Martinus J. Langeveld, taking a rather ambivalent position, quoted the director of a Swiss teacher-training college as saying, “The teaching profession is permeated with individuals who from youth upwards reveal the following characteristics: average drive for power, average ambition, and escapism [Lebensscheu].” Langeveld discerned an…

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