Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 15-16Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1945 SCC Library has 1965-cur. |
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Page 44
... called " nervous " acts and mannerisms seen so commonly in human beings , children and adults alike , but so rarely ( save in the ex- perimental laboratory ) in animals . There is , however , this important difference . In the case of ...
... called " nervous " acts and mannerisms seen so commonly in human beings , children and adults alike , but so rarely ( save in the ex- perimental laboratory ) in animals . There is , however , this important difference . In the case of ...
Page 95
... called the " mirror theory " of education . In- articulately in some cases , the funda- mental philosophic issue still pre- vails as to whether the schools are mirrors of the environment and community around them , or whether they are ...
... called the " mirror theory " of education . In- articulately in some cases , the funda- mental philosophic issue still pre- vails as to whether the schools are mirrors of the environment and community around them , or whether they are ...
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... called for first . More of these direct attacks are , in general , called for in school work , rather than pencil - and - paper tests which will in some mysterious way substitute for the laborious direct - observation technique . A ...
... called for first . More of these direct attacks are , in general , called for in school work , rather than pencil - and - paper tests which will in some mysterious way substitute for the laborious direct - observation technique . A ...
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