Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 16-18Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1946 |
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Page 124
... problems of the philosophy of edu- cation ! Let him not abdicate this province to " educators " or to anyone who has ... problems , such as prayer , get lost in the treatment of God as " one of the problems of philosophy , " as it were ...
... problems of the philosophy of edu- cation ! Let him not abdicate this province to " educators " or to anyone who has ... problems , such as prayer , get lost in the treatment of God as " one of the problems of philosophy , " as it were ...
Page 186
... problems of sex and love may occupy the students ' minds and interfere with their intellectual efficiency or what is here called single - mindedness . Other problems of adjustment to the school situation have come to my attention , such ...
... problems of sex and love may occupy the students ' minds and interfere with their intellectual efficiency or what is here called single - mindedness . Other problems of adjustment to the school situation have come to my attention , such ...
Page 162
... problems that directly abut the technical pro- cesses of education . Psychological research cannot directly authorize any exact prescriptions for pedagogy . The conclusions and tenets of pedagogy ought to be distributed in conformity ...
... problems that directly abut the technical pro- cesses of education . Psychological research cannot directly authorize any exact prescriptions for pedagogy . The conclusions and tenets of pedagogy ought to be distributed in conformity ...
Contents
ARTICLES | 10 |
Heinrich PestalozziHis Life and Work Gustav E Mueller | 141 |
The Imperial Carp | 160 |
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