Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 16-18Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1946 |
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... social mobility , the school as an " agency of selection and sort- ing , " the teacher's social biases and aspirations as a cause of classroom ... Social - Class Applications of Social-Class Concepts Education Nahum H Lewis.
... social mobility , the school as an " agency of selection and sort- ing , " the teacher's social biases and aspirations as a cause of classroom ... Social - Class Applications of Social-Class Concepts Education Nahum H Lewis.
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... social level is in a small town . The different class levels tend to associate more with their own kind , but the intercon- nections of the several layers are not so clearly marked as in the small city where everyone's knowledge about ...
... social level is in a small town . The different class levels tend to associate more with their own kind , but the intercon- nections of the several layers are not so clearly marked as in the small city where everyone's knowledge about ...
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... social mobility down- ward , both of which create possibili- ties for social mobility upward . In order for democratic society to maintain its existence , social mobility must allow for its most capable indi- viduals to become leaders ...
... social mobility down- ward , both of which create possibili- ties for social mobility upward . In order for democratic society to maintain its existence , social mobility must allow for its most capable indi- viduals to become leaders ...
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ARTICLES | 1 |
The Search for Unity in Higher | 21 |
Bivariate Normal Population When X is Truncated | 52 |
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