Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 15-16Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1945 SCC Library has 1965-cur. |
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Page 79
... whole educational pattern . It is not a new subject field . Many people ask the question , " Why all the fuss about intercultural education ? " They say , " America has always had problems of intergroup relations and we have always ...
... whole educational pattern . It is not a new subject field . Many people ask the question , " Why all the fuss about intercultural education ? " They say , " America has always had problems of intergroup relations and we have always ...
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... whole person ; for we live and learn as a whole , we think and feel and express as a whole . This is why it is perennially true and never to be forI am not here particularizing as among grade , high - school , or college teachers . They ...
... whole person ; for we live and learn as a whole , we think and feel and express as a whole . This is why it is perennially true and never to be forI am not here particularizing as among grade , high - school , or college teachers . They ...
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... whole - man affirmation : " education must look to the whole man " ( p . 74 ) ; 3 ) opposition to educational intellectualism : " intelligence does not exhaust the total potentialities of human nature " ( p . 75 ) ; 4 ) " social freedom ...
... whole - man affirmation : " education must look to the whole man " ( p . 74 ) ; 3 ) opposition to educational intellectualism : " intelligence does not exhaust the total potentialities of human nature " ( p . 75 ) ; 4 ) " social freedom ...
Contents
EDITORIAL | 1 |
James M Anderson Helen M Jones | 3 |
The Good Neighbor Policy and Spanish Courses | 22 |
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