Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 16-18Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1946 |
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... tion already outlined . Students , and their advisers , must keep liberal arts objectives before them as they select courses which will train formal think- ing , empirical enquiry , controlled hypothesis , and appreciation of val- ues ...
... tion already outlined . Students , and their advisers , must keep liberal arts objectives before them as they select courses which will train formal think- ing , empirical enquiry , controlled hypothesis , and appreciation of val- ues ...
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... tion , that the method is " blind " imi- tation , and that " all members of the group must be kept on a monotonous level of strict adherence to the ideals and traditions of the group or tribe . " He definitely errs in the following ...
... tion , that the method is " blind " imi- tation , and that " all members of the group must be kept on a monotonous level of strict adherence to the ideals and traditions of the group or tribe . " He definitely errs in the following ...
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... tion , then , the dominating concep- tion in counseling must be an edu- cative one : the attainment of an educative aim by educative means . Three crucial sub - concepts are in- volved : 1. The highest possible self - realiza- tion of ...
... tion , then , the dominating concep- tion in counseling must be an edu- cative one : the attainment of an educative aim by educative means . Three crucial sub - concepts are in- volved : 1. The highest possible self - realiza- tion of ...
Contents
ARTICLES | 10 |
Heinrich PestalozziHis Life and Work Gustav E Mueller | 141 |
The Imperial Carp | 160 |
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