[Answer] 4. Now, "E". Edward the educator made every effort to EDUCE eloquence and erudition from his charges through enlightened techniques. What does "EDUCE" mean?

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...1. to balance 2. to draw out 3. to avoid 4. to punish Educe: e (out of, from) + duce (lead or draw). It's not what you're able to "put in" to your students but what you're able to "get out". "Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire." -William Butler Yeats

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to draw out:

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