Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 15-16Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1945 |
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... University in general . I have tried to apply the best developments in modern thought and practice in education to our own specific situation . I do not for one moment ... University to the MAY 1945 ] 189 BRITISH WEST INDIAN UNIVERSITY.
... University in general . I have tried to apply the best developments in modern thought and practice in education to our own specific situation . I do not for one moment ... University to the MAY 1945 ] 189 BRITISH WEST INDIAN UNIVERSITY.
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... Universities . " The University Grants Committee of 1936 recorded its approval of the general recognition that " work in the domain of Adult Education is an integral part of the normal activity of the Universities , with a legitimate ...
... Universities . " The University Grants Committee of 1936 recorded its approval of the general recognition that " work in the domain of Adult Education is an integral part of the normal activity of the Universities , with a legitimate ...
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... university teaching and research . As Professor Novgorotsev states , " It was a tradition in Russia to regard the universities as the real temples of learning . " From the foundation of the first Russian university in 1755 up to 1835 ...
... university teaching and research . As Professor Novgorotsev states , " It was a tradition in Russia to regard the universities as the real temples of learning . " From the foundation of the first Russian university in 1755 up to 1835 ...
Contents
EDITORIAL | 1 |
James M Anderson Helen M Jones | 3 |
The Good Neighbor Policy and Spanish Courses | 22 |
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