Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 13-14Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1964 |
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... I. A. Richards to the study of Basic English are aimed so directly at the teacher's dilemma , I am prompted to give first a superficial examination to portions of his theory as they may or may not apply to successful teaching in the ...
... I. A. Richards to the study of Basic English are aimed so directly at the teacher's dilemma , I am prompted to give first a superficial examination to portions of his theory as they may or may not apply to successful teaching in the ...
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... I. A. Richards and R. Ogden , The Meaning of Meaning . New York : Harcourt , Brace and Co. , Inc. , 1938. ) It is true that , in general , the meanings of number symbols have been better standardized than have the meanings of most other ...
... I. A. Richards and R. Ogden , The Meaning of Meaning . New York : Harcourt , Brace and Co. , Inc. , 1938. ) It is true that , in general , the meanings of number symbols have been better standardized than have the meanings of most other ...
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... together in the solution of all education problems . " H. W. ANDERSON Acting Superintendent of Schools Newton , Massachusetts Basic English and its Uses , by I. A. Richards. 162 [ VOL . XIV , NO . 2 HARVARD EDUCATIONAL REVIEW.
... together in the solution of all education problems . " H. W. ANDERSON Acting Superintendent of Schools Newton , Massachusetts Basic English and its Uses , by I. A. Richards. 162 [ VOL . XIV , NO . 2 HARVARD EDUCATIONAL REVIEW.
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