Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 15-16Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1945 |
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Page 111
... Department takes the responsibility , who is in charge ? What is done ? 2. Does the State Department recommend whole courses on intercultural education , or the integration of such materials into present courses ? 3. Does the Department ...
... Department takes the responsibility , who is in charge ? What is done ? 2. Does the State Department recommend whole courses on intercultural education , or the integration of such materials into present courses ? 3. Does the Department ...
Page 114
... Department of Education works with the Good Neighbor Commission , which is the name of the Governor's Committee to further the work of better group relations . California . The Department of Education regards the development of a ...
... Department of Education works with the Good Neighbor Commission , which is the name of the Governor's Committee to further the work of better group relations . California . The Department of Education regards the development of a ...
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... Department , George E. Haynes is its Executive Secretary . The Department's purpose is to enlist , instruct and inspire church leaders and the members of various ethnic and religious groups to practice the principle of brotherhood . The ...
... Department , George E. Haynes is its Executive Secretary . The Department's purpose is to enlist , instruct and inspire church leaders and the members of various ethnic and religious groups to practice the principle of brotherhood . The ...
Contents
EDITORIAL | 1 |
James M Anderson Helen M Jones | 3 |
The Good Neighbor Policy and Spanish Courses | 22 |
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