Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 15-16Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1945 |
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... culturally neutral material . One of the texts does include ten fairly long discussions of cultural topics in English , but eight of these concern Spain and the other two deal with the history of the conquistadores . David and Doyle , 3 ...
... culturally neutral material . One of the texts does include ten fairly long discussions of cultural topics in English , but eight of these concern Spain and the other two deal with the history of the conquistadores . David and Doyle , 3 ...
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... cultural groups into community participation . The point stressed here is that children and teachers of the schools also visited the exhibits , and units on the various cultures were then developed in close correlation with the adult ...
... cultural groups into community participation . The point stressed here is that children and teachers of the schools also visited the exhibits , and units on the various cultures were then developed in close correlation with the adult ...
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... cultural matrix to stand alone as a cultural phenomenon . Goldenweiser examines diffusionism in Section IV and historical ethnology ( a la Boas ) in Section V. Goldenweiser favors the latter frame of reference in which the essential ...
... cultural matrix to stand alone as a cultural phenomenon . Goldenweiser examines diffusionism in Section IV and historical ethnology ( a la Boas ) in Section V. Goldenweiser favors the latter frame of reference in which the essential ...
Contents
EDITORIAL | 1 |
James M Anderson Helen M Jones | 3 |
The Good Neighbor Policy and Spanish Courses | 22 |
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