Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 15-16Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1945 SCC Library has 1965-cur. |
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Page 57
... interest in the schools . Obviously the first aim here must be to enlist a maximum amount of interest among all students in the school itself - in all - school activities . That does not mean every school ac- tivity , but those ...
... interest in the schools . Obviously the first aim here must be to enlist a maximum amount of interest among all students in the school itself - in all - school activities . That does not mean every school ac- tivity , but those ...
Page 70
... interest and prestige - the spark plug on the basis of interest and time to devote to the work , plus possession of sufficient tact that will always assure recognition of and subordination to the committee chairman . Our most recent ...
... interest and prestige - the spark plug on the basis of interest and time to devote to the work , plus possession of sufficient tact that will always assure recognition of and subordination to the committee chairman . Our most recent ...
Page 132
... interest in seeing teachers trained to deal effectively with intergroup prob- lems . Little has been written on teacher training at all - a half dozen articles in two hundred and twenty- and these give little aid to the in- service ...
... interest in seeing teachers trained to deal effectively with intergroup prob- lems . Little has been written on teacher training at all - a half dozen articles in two hundred and twenty- and these give little aid to the in- service ...
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