Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 15-16Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1945 |
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... give education a chance we must direct our attention to future possibilities and eventualities . By analyzing long - range trends and needs in this field , workshops have done much toward developing the kind of reasoning which ...
... give education a chance we must direct our attention to future possibilities and eventualities . By analyzing long - range trends and needs in this field , workshops have done much toward developing the kind of reasoning which ...
Page 270
... give heed . In a little - known book , The Makers of Florence , Marie Olliphant takes us back to the time when ... give of its wealth and resources to the downtrodden and needy throughout the world . These are the first two tests . But ...
... give heed . In a little - known book , The Makers of Florence , Marie Olliphant takes us back to the time when ... give of its wealth and resources to the downtrodden and needy throughout the world . These are the first two tests . But ...
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... give direction to our collective human activities . " Renegade from this enterprise are the epistemologists , the radical positivists who hold that moral ends are decided by irrational individual choice , and the scholastic ...
... give direction to our collective human activities . " Renegade from this enterprise are the epistemologists , the radical positivists who hold that moral ends are decided by irrational individual choice , and the scholastic ...
Contents
EDITORIAL | 1 |
James M Anderson Helen M Jones | 3 |
The Good Neighbor Policy and Spanish Courses | 22 |
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