Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 15-16Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1945 |
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... effort to develop these skills . Most workshops have given attention to such topics as group conflicts and factors in group conflicts and patterns of sociological and anthropological approaches to intergroup relations . Considerable effort ...
... effort to develop these skills . Most workshops have given attention to such topics as group conflicts and factors in group conflicts and patterns of sociological and anthropological approaches to intergroup relations . Considerable effort ...
Page 241
... efforts relate meaningfully to a process in the world which is intended to be and can be creative , regenerative ... effort cuts across religious bounds . What are known as " interfaith " efforts increasingly acknowledge the need for ...
... efforts relate meaningfully to a process in the world which is intended to be and can be creative , regenerative ... effort cuts across religious bounds . What are known as " interfaith " efforts increasingly acknowledge the need for ...
Page 278
... effort , it is less generally appreciated how much the lessons learned in connection with the mobilization and training of our Armed Forces may have to offer , in return , to post - war education . The relationship between the war effort ...
... effort , it is less generally appreciated how much the lessons learned in connection with the mobilization and training of our Armed Forces may have to offer , in return , to post - war education . The relationship between the war effort ...
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EDITORIAL | 1 |
James M Anderson Helen M Jones | 3 |
The Good Neighbor Policy and Spanish Courses | 22 |
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