Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 16-18Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1946 |
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Page 175
... concern with a situa- tion is self - consciousness , shyness , embarrassment . As timidity and Dewey expresses it , " Something has come between which reflects concern with side issues , " resulting in a diffu- sion of energy and loss ...
... concern with a situa- tion is self - consciousness , shyness , embarrassment . As timidity and Dewey expresses it , " Something has come between which reflects concern with side issues , " resulting in a diffu- sion of energy and loss ...
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... concern of modern civilization , and thus widens the scope of education in that civili- zation , it is appropriate to include such a treatment . This concern becomes apparent and educational conceptions are broad- ened to include ...
... concern of modern civilization , and thus widens the scope of education in that civili- zation , it is appropriate to include such a treatment . This concern becomes apparent and educational conceptions are broad- ened to include ...
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... concern . In such situations , he may be consid- ered as a professional counselor whose concern with individual interest is conditioned by institutional demands and responsibilities . The best desig- nation of counseling may thus be a ...
... concern . In such situations , he may be consid- ered as a professional counselor whose concern with individual interest is conditioned by institutional demands and responsibilities . The best desig- nation of counseling may thus be a ...
Contents
ARTICLES | 10 |
Heinrich PestalozziHis Life and Work Gustav E Mueller | 141 |
The Imperial Carp | 160 |
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