Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 15-16Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1945 |
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... possible by the reduction of overhead and by changing the procedure employed in the maintenance of school buildings . Specifically , it is proposed that custodians be required to make minor repairs , that a staff of maintenance workers ...
... possible by the reduction of overhead and by changing the procedure employed in the maintenance of school buildings . Specifically , it is proposed that custodians be required to make minor repairs , that a staff of maintenance workers ...
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... possible if it were not possible to enter into the responsibility of another person without dividing it , but this relationship cannot develop unless there is an atmosphere of confidence such as reflected in Pestalozzi's monistic belief ...
... possible if it were not possible to enter into the responsibility of another person without dividing it , but this relationship cannot develop unless there is an atmosphere of confidence such as reflected in Pestalozzi's monistic belief ...
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... possible for a nation to consider its resources and the best kind of development that is possible without resorting to aggressive acts involving itself and other nations in war ? Each nation , having a clear picture of its ...
... possible for a nation to consider its resources and the best kind of development that is possible without resorting to aggressive acts involving itself and other nations in war ? Each nation , having a clear picture of its ...
Contents
EDITORIAL | 1 |
James M Anderson Helen M Jones | 3 |
The Good Neighbor Policy and Spanish Courses | 22 |
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