This is a manual for teaching and learning, written by the Jesuit scholar Joseph de Jouvancy in the eighteenth century. It includes advice for teachers on how to structure lessons and cultivate a learning environment, as well as tips for students on how to succeed academically. This is an important work in the history of pedagogy and education.

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