Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 16-18Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1946 |
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... expected that Unesco will build up a large research staff of its own . It is likely to bring research specialists together on a temporary , consultative basis , but most of the envisaged research itself will be done by agencies and ...
... expected that Unesco will build up a large research staff of its own . It is likely to bring research specialists together on a temporary , consultative basis , but most of the envisaged research itself will be done by agencies and ...
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... expected to be broad - gauge enough at least to express himself in conversational generalities . Each of these useful requirements , however , aside from their usefulness to registrars and departmental secre- taries , are chiefly useful ...
... expected to be broad - gauge enough at least to express himself in conversational generalities . Each of these useful requirements , however , aside from their usefulness to registrars and departmental secre- taries , are chiefly useful ...
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... expected to accomplish , Mr. Maaske says : " There is need . . . for a clearer understanding by parents and teachers in the schools of the vital part played by community [ non- school ] influences in the total edu- cation of an ...
... expected to accomplish , Mr. Maaske says : " There is need . . . for a clearer understanding by parents and teachers in the schools of the vital part played by community [ non- school ] influences in the total edu- cation of an ...
Contents
ARTICLES | 10 |
Heinrich PestalozziHis Life and Work Gustav E Mueller | 141 |
The Imperial Carp | 160 |
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