Ellen Torelle Nagler
Ellen Torelle Nagler (June 11, 1870 – August 14, 1965) was an American biologist, author, and lecturer. Nagler stressed consistently the educational development of the child in the majority of her talks and writings. It was patently the subject in which she, herself, was most interested. She may be said practically to have originated a method of teaching science whereby the mind of the child could be impressed with the processes of nature by which life is reproduced from life, both in the plant and the animal world. Her presentation of her subject followed a definite order of procedure; each object was studied first as an individual entity, in all its parts and relations, and then as a part of the entire living universe. She was an Eistedfod Prize laureate.
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Ellen Torelle Nagler
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June 11, 1870
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August 14, 1965
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