Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 16-18Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1946 |
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Page 173
... prob- lems are by no means negligible among students generally . " No learning process or intellectual development on the college or any other level can be expected to pro- ceed as smoothly as desired unless the personality problems of ...
... prob- lems are by no means negligible among students generally . " No learning process or intellectual development on the college or any other level can be expected to pro- ceed as smoothly as desired unless the personality problems of ...
Page 183
... prob- lems that attend social living just because they have come to college . It is only by following the older psy- chology that makes an artificial di- chotomy between the mind and the body and that exalts one " mental faculty " over ...
... prob- lems that attend social living just because they have come to college . It is only by following the older psy- chology that makes an artificial di- chotomy between the mind and the body and that exalts one " mental faculty " over ...
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... prob- lem of the extent to which the natives shall be let alone , as far as education is concerned , or be subjected to an educational program , worked out , perhaps , in Washington , and applied with or without due regard for the ...
... prob- lem of the extent to which the natives shall be let alone , as far as education is concerned , or be subjected to an educational program , worked out , perhaps , in Washington , and applied with or without due regard for the ...
Contents
ARTICLES | 10 |
Heinrich PestalozziHis Life and Work Gustav E Mueller | 141 |
The Imperial Carp | 160 |
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