Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 16-18Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1946 |
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Page 129
... important stress of course is the fear and anxiety caused by exposure to enemy activity . The second most im- portant stress is the loss of friends in combat . Extremely close attachments are formed between the members of combat groups ...
... important stress of course is the fear and anxiety caused by exposure to enemy activity . The second most im- portant stress is the loss of friends in combat . Extremely close attachments are formed between the members of combat groups ...
Page 152
... important even than being able to receive poor children free of charge , more important than being honored by curious visitors , yes , most important , were his disci- ples . The Method had proved its worth when it worked in and through ...
... important even than being able to receive poor children free of charge , more important than being honored by curious visitors , yes , most important , were his disci- ples . The Method had proved its worth when it worked in and through ...
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... important things are . We already know that these things must in some way be related to important things in the life of the individual and of society . We know that voca- tional competence is important , and therefore growth in ...
... important things are . We already know that these things must in some way be related to important things in the life of the individual and of society . We know that voca- tional competence is important , and therefore growth in ...
Contents
ARTICLES | 10 |
Heinrich PestalozziHis Life and Work Gustav E Mueller | 141 |
The Imperial Carp | 160 |
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