Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 15-16Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1945 |
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... direct passport a direct passport into the next stage of higher education , and while other institutions , including West Point and Annapolis , still hold their own final tests , Harvard College , along with about a dozen other colleges ...
... direct passport a direct passport into the next stage of higher education , and while other institutions , including West Point and Annapolis , still hold their own final tests , Harvard College , along with about a dozen other colleges ...
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... direct test must await a technique of making observations to validate such a test , so a direct attack is called for first . Furthermore , the direct " operations upon materials " approach to any new test problem is usually the most ...
... direct test must await a technique of making observations to validate such a test , so a direct attack is called for first . Furthermore , the direct " operations upon materials " approach to any new test problem is usually the most ...
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... direct or indirect , which will serve the purposes of the more cumbersome and expensive direct observation . What he produces may not merely fail to look valid ; it may have no appearance whatever of connection with what we are trying ...
... direct or indirect , which will serve the purposes of the more cumbersome and expensive direct observation . What he produces may not merely fail to look valid ; it may have no appearance whatever of connection with what we are trying ...
Contents
EDITORIAL | 1 |
James M Anderson Helen M Jones | 3 |
The Good Neighbor Policy and Spanish Courses | 22 |
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