Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 15-16Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1945 SCC Library has 1965-cur. |
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Page 220
... secondary school is less susceptible to reform and re- organization than any other type of institution in England . When an edu- cated Englishman refers to a ' good school ' he invariably has in mind some kind of secondary school ...
... secondary school is less susceptible to reform and re- organization than any other type of institution in England . When an edu- cated Englishman refers to a ' good school ' he invariably has in mind some kind of secondary school ...
Page 221
... secondary education for all children from that date would be a cruel fraud . " What are the plain facts ? The ex- isting secondary grammar schools , the only schools which , in the eyes of the ordinary folk , provide secondary edu ...
... secondary education for all children from that date would be a cruel fraud . " What are the plain facts ? The ex- isting secondary grammar schools , the only schools which , in the eyes of the ordinary folk , provide secondary edu ...
Page 223
... secondary school . At this stage , the pupils would be distributed to schools corresponding to the three types recommended in the Norwood report , but provision would be made for redivision on the basis of new in- terests after age 13 ...
... secondary school . At this stage , the pupils would be distributed to schools corresponding to the three types recommended in the Norwood report , but provision would be made for redivision on the basis of new in- terests after age 13 ...
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