Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 15-16Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1945 |
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... question of whether we are , as a nation , to have compulsory military service for all American youth in peace time as in war . On the question there are legitimate differences of opinion ; the editors of the REVIEW are divided among ...
... question of whether we are , as a nation , to have compulsory military service for all American youth in peace time as in war . On the question there are legitimate differences of opinion ; the editors of the REVIEW are divided among ...
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... questions consistently as in other parts of that region , and so I began to make a record of the questions and ... question - Are the Jews war - mongers ? That was part of the Nazi propaganda lying . If these isolated parts of the ...
... questions consistently as in other parts of that region , and so I began to make a record of the questions and ... question - Are the Jews war - mongers ? That was part of the Nazi propaganda lying . If these isolated parts of the ...
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... question of validity boils down to the question whether the test does what we are trying to do with it . Accordingly , we cannot label a test valid or not valid except for some purpose . This is consistent with a pragmatic outlook on ...
... question of validity boils down to the question whether the test does what we are trying to do with it . Accordingly , we cannot label a test valid or not valid except for some purpose . This is consistent with a pragmatic outlook on ...
Contents
EDITORIAL | 1 |
James M Anderson Helen M Jones | 3 |
The Good Neighbor Policy and Spanish Courses | 22 |
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