Harvard Educational Review, Volume 21Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1951 "The Harvard Educational Review is a journal of opinion and research in the field of education. Articles are selected, edited, and published by an editorial board of graduate students at Harvard University. The editorial policy does not reflect an official position of the Faculty of Education or any other Harvard faculty."-- Volume 81, Number 2, Summer 2011 |
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... methods and devices of inquiry in education take place in the context of the problems such methods and devices are intended to solve . In the second place , inquiries are " prac- tical " in the sense that they are activi- ties which ...
... methods and devices of inquiry in education take place in the context of the problems such methods and devices are intended to solve . In the second place , inquiries are " prac- tical " in the sense that they are activi- ties which ...
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... methods and extent . III . METHODS AND CURRENT EXTENT Previous parts of this article have endeavored to show workers ' educa- tion as an antidote to misinformation and to analyze its aims . Here an at- tempt will be made to examine the ...
... methods and extent . III . METHODS AND CURRENT EXTENT Previous parts of this article have endeavored to show workers ' educa- tion as an antidote to misinformation and to analyze its aims . Here an at- tempt will be made to examine the ...
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... Methods and La- bor History Health 990 75 2,740 15 1,193 Arts and Crafts Psychology 53 1,322 19 737 Time & Motion Study 4 75 Counselling Photography 5 100 1 15 Total ..... 299 11,416 In the Athletics and Gym Division we find : Bowling ...
... Methods and La- bor History Health 990 75 2,740 15 1,193 Arts and Crafts Psychology 53 1,322 19 737 Time & Motion Study 4 75 Counselling Photography 5 100 1 15 Total ..... 299 11,416 In the Athletics and Gym Division we find : Bowling ...
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