Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 15-16Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1945 SCC Library has 1965-cur. |
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Page 12
... vocational training program . Every youth , upon graduation , should have had a chance to learn to do some kind of work well enough to earn a living by it . The school should restudy the existing kinds of vocational oppor- tunities from ...
... vocational training program . Every youth , upon graduation , should have had a chance to learn to do some kind of work well enough to earn a living by it . The school should restudy the existing kinds of vocational oppor- tunities from ...
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... vocational advisor says , " No , you'd better not , because there is no job for you . " In one city , however , an enlightened group of vocational leaders recently said , " If we are ever going to change this pattern of ...
... vocational advisor says , " No , you'd better not , because there is no job for you . " In one city , however , an enlightened group of vocational leaders recently said , " If we are ever going to change this pattern of ...
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... vocational aim of preparing teachers for secondary schools . The historical departments were combined with the economic dis- ciplines of the former Faculties of Law , and formed the new Faculties of Social Science . The chairs of ...
... vocational aim of preparing teachers for secondary schools . The historical departments were combined with the economic dis- ciplines of the former Faculties of Law , and formed the new Faculties of Social Science . The chairs of ...
Contents
EDITORIAL | 2 |
OCTOBER 1945 No | 4 |
The States Responsibility for a Reasonable Edu | 14 |
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