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"It contains a complete system of primary education, intended to develop the intelligence of the pupils and to bring them, so far as possible, into contact with realities, not with mere words."

Can intelligence be developed? Some say that we are "born with IQ" and that nothing can make you smarter. Can education increase human intelligence? Elabro 15:25, 1 December 2005 (UTC)Reply