Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 15-16Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1945 |
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Page 198
... Russian Policy ; London , 1931 . Hans , N. and Hessen , S. Education Policy in Soviet Russia ; London , 1930 . Educational But no matter how one looks at Soviet education , the present Russian universities have little in common with ...
... Russian Policy ; London , 1931 . Hans , N. and Hessen , S. Education Policy in Soviet Russia ; London , 1930 . Educational But no matter how one looks at Soviet education , the present Russian universities have little in common with ...
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... Russian . The accompanist was a modern Russian composer and she had written the musical background for the reader . The two worked beautifully together . The effect was charming - a superb performance . Following the music there was a ...
... Russian . The accompanist was a modern Russian composer and she had written the musical background for the reader . The two worked beautifully together . The effect was charming - a superb performance . Following the music there was a ...
Page 267
... Russian supervision , were being used in Berlin schools . Neither of the other powers produced any textbooks for consideration . Since the Russian military authorities spent sufficient time and money to produce a simple Russian grammar ...
... Russian supervision , were being used in Berlin schools . Neither of the other powers produced any textbooks for consideration . Since the Russian military authorities spent sufficient time and money to produce a simple Russian grammar ...
Contents
EDITORIAL | 1 |
James M Anderson Helen M Jones | 3 |
The Good Neighbor Policy and Spanish Courses | 22 |
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