Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 16-18Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1946 |
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... tive cultures , and vice versa . There is some evidence that such a philosophy his emerging . Be The placement of primitive educa- tion in a general history of education hinges on the determination of its critical points of contact with ...
... tive cultures , and vice versa . There is some evidence that such a philosophy his emerging . Be The placement of primitive educa- tion in a general history of education hinges on the determination of its critical points of contact with ...
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... tive permanence of the two types of learning . A few years ago it was com- monly assumed ( under the law of dis- use ) that all learning tended to de- teriorate with time . Recent research , from both the laboratory and clinic ...
... tive permanence of the two types of learning . A few years ago it was com- monly assumed ( under the law of dis- use ) that all learning tended to de- teriorate with time . Recent research , from both the laboratory and clinic ...
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... tive theologians , however , such undertakings by Arab Hellenizers were seen as undermining the truths that they had set out to defend . To the cutting edge of Greek logic , therefore , the orthodox theologians fitted in place of the ...
... tive theologians , however , such undertakings by Arab Hellenizers were seen as undermining the truths that they had set out to defend . To the cutting edge of Greek logic , therefore , the orthodox theologians fitted in place of the ...
Contents
ARTICLES | 10 |
Heinrich PestalozziHis Life and Work Gustav E Mueller | 141 |
The Imperial Carp | 160 |
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