Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 16-18Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1946 |
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... MACHINES So we examined various types of recording machines and decided up- on two produced by the same firm.2 ... machine ) . It plays recordings through a built - in speaker or through a new , light type of earphones . Two pedals ...
... MACHINES So we examined various types of recording machines and decided up- on two produced by the same firm.2 ... machine ) . It plays recordings through a built - in speaker or through a new , light type of earphones . Two pedals ...
Page 95
... machine is its simpler operation while its disadvantage is that of being limited to the one use . IV . A VARIETY OF USES Each instructor employing audio- - aids will develop new ideas as to to types of useful records and ways of ...
... machine is its simpler operation while its disadvantage is that of being limited to the one use . IV . A VARIETY OF USES Each instructor employing audio- - aids will develop new ideas as to to types of useful records and ways of ...
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... machines can be put . A few examples here will suffice : Yale had formerly made some mistakes in hiring distant ... machine cannot answer questions . Although all drills led by individual instructors cannot be re- placed , they can ...
... machines can be put . A few examples here will suffice : Yale had formerly made some mistakes in hiring distant ... machine cannot answer questions . Although all drills led by individual instructors cannot be re- placed , they can ...
Contents
ARTICLES | 10 |
Heinrich PestalozziHis Life and Work Gustav E Mueller | 141 |
The Imperial Carp | 160 |
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