Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 15-16Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1945 SCC Library has 1965-cur. |
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Howard Eugene Wilson. and teachers who share their knowl- edge and their experiences . Recently at a meeting of junior high school social studies teachers two of the number discussed their experience with a new unit of study on the ...
Howard Eugene Wilson. and teachers who share their knowl- edge and their experiences . Recently at a meeting of junior high school social studies teachers two of the number discussed their experience with a new unit of study on the ...
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... experience in a wide variety of occupations . This situation appar- ently resulted from the fact that many had left school before graduation , as has been previously indicated , to enter employment . Occupations in which experience was ...
... experience in a wide variety of occupations . This situation appar- ently resulted from the fact that many had left school before graduation , as has been previously indicated , to enter employment . Occupations in which experience was ...
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... experience , it leaves no opening for the vain epistemological question of how knowledge is in principle possible nor for the theologians ' bifurcation of subject and object . " How Is Mind to Be Known ? " ( 1942 ) uses the dis ...
... experience , it leaves no opening for the vain epistemological question of how knowledge is in principle possible nor for the theologians ' bifurcation of subject and object . " How Is Mind to Be Known ? " ( 1942 ) uses the dis ...
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