Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 16-18Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1946 |
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Page 105
... continued appraisal is desirable . III . NEW DIRECTIONS OF DEVELOP- 1 . MENT Individual Appraisal . During the past decade , particularly during the war , a considerable advance has been made in the psychological ap- = praisal of ...
... continued appraisal is desirable . III . NEW DIRECTIONS OF DEVELOP- 1 . MENT Individual Appraisal . During the past decade , particularly during the war , a considerable advance has been made in the psychological ap- = praisal of ...
Page 198
... continued . Yet , it is im- plicit in Guthrie's theory that under the conditions of delayed opening of the cage door learning would not oc- cur except in the unlikely event that the animals continued to lean against or claw at the post ...
... continued . Yet , it is im- plicit in Guthrie's theory that under the conditions of delayed opening of the cage door learning would not oc- cur except in the unlikely event that the animals continued to lean against or claw at the post ...
Page 259
... continued to exert pressure to close the few re- maining private schools . In Febru- ary , 1946 , the French member of the AKEC reported that a circular letter had been published by the Main School Board intimating that all pri- vate ...
... continued to exert pressure to close the few re- maining private schools . In Febru- ary , 1946 , the French member of the AKEC reported that a circular letter had been published by the Main School Board intimating that all pri- vate ...
Contents
ARTICLES | 10 |
Heinrich PestalozziHis Life and Work Gustav E Mueller | 141 |
The Imperial Carp | 160 |
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