Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 16-18Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1946 |
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... educational opportunity . If one ac- cepts this ideal as a standard of judg- ment , the educational reorganization in the eastern zone may be regarded Was the most progressive legislation in any of the zones today . It resembles the ...
... educational opportunity . If one ac- cepts this ideal as a standard of judg- ment , the educational reorganization in the eastern zone may be regarded Was the most progressive legislation in any of the zones today . It resembles the ...
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... educational opportunity - is not to deny the reality of talent or the sig- nificance of superior advanced edu- cation , but to provide funds so that the boy of real talent may get as good an education as he needs . And to meet the ...
... educational opportunity - is not to deny the reality of talent or the sig- nificance of superior advanced edu- cation , but to provide funds so that the boy of real talent may get as good an education as he needs . And to meet the ...
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... educational opportunity for all , and noncoercive leadership exercised through educational studies . and similar advisory functions . BY RICHARD DYER MACCANN. In 1946 the National Council of Chief State School Officers adopted a report ...
... educational opportunity for all , and noncoercive leadership exercised through educational studies . and similar advisory functions . BY RICHARD DYER MACCANN. In 1946 the National Council of Chief State School Officers adopted a report ...
Contents
ARTICLES | 10 |
Heinrich PestalozziHis Life and Work Gustav E Mueller | 141 |
The Imperial Carp | 160 |
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