Becoming Human.

The article discusses the development of human intellect in colleges and universities. It is stated that students can be guided to enhance their feelings and use them. If human feelings and human intellect are not developed accordingly, it shows that man has not fully attained his nature. College st...

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Bibliographic Details
Published in:Journal of Higher Education Vol. 39; no. 9; pp. 506 - 512
Main Authors: DeArmond, Murray, Parker, Austin T.
Format: Article
Published: Taylor & Francis Ltd Dec1968
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Summary:The article discusses the development of human intellect in colleges and universities. It is stated that students can be guided to enhance their feelings and use them. If human feelings and human intellect are not developed accordingly, it shows that man has not fully attained his nature. College students may experience emotional pressures which can affect their learning. Problems in the family, sexual orientation and peer relationship are among those mentioned. Colleges and universities are responsible in developing mental health programs to help students cope. Intellectual and emotional growth can lead to a complete growth of a person.