Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 15-16Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1945 SCC Library has 1965-cur. |
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Page 107
... represent a central and in- fluential factor in the whole pattern of his life development and adjust- ment , whether his livelihood be ap- propriate or not , and in this respect it is of value to him and to society that he receive ...
... represent a central and in- fluential factor in the whole pattern of his life development and adjust- ment , whether his livelihood be ap- propriate or not , and in this respect it is of value to him and to society that he receive ...
Page 152
... represent them in the Consulta . At one point the conference was interrupted by an unannounced visit by Napoleon . His keen eyes singled out Pestalozzi for a conversation , and the latter rose to the occasion . In his usual image ...
... represent them in the Consulta . At one point the conference was interrupted by an unannounced visit by Napoleon . His keen eyes singled out Pestalozzi for a conversation , and the latter rose to the occasion . In his usual image ...
Page 272
... represent at most ten per cent of the Berlin population , could be fired , as they should be if Berlin education is to be run on democratic principles , and the Berlin public would be free to elect men who represent their view- points ...
... represent at most ten per cent of the Berlin population , could be fired , as they should be if Berlin education is to be run on democratic principles , and the Berlin public would be free to elect men who represent their view- points ...
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