"The Noble Savage" was the Latin term used by Locke who believed that the child's mind can record experiences in a fashion similar to the way in which teachers use a piece of chalk to write on the board.

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The term "Noble Savage" is associated with Rousseau, not Locke. Locke's concept was "tabula rasa," which means a blank slate, referring to the mind's ability to be shaped by experience.

"The Noble Savage" Was the Latin Term Used by Locke