Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 13-14Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1964 |
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Page 239
... methods is employed . If method 1 is used , a negative ( avoidant ) attitude toward the teacher will develop ; if method 2 is used , a positive ( approach ) attitude will develop ; if method 3 is used , a mixed , or ambivalent ...
... methods is employed . If method 1 is used , a negative ( avoidant ) attitude toward the teacher will develop ; if method 2 is used , a positive ( approach ) attitude will develop ; if method 3 is used , a mixed , or ambivalent ...
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... method of teaching resulted in conduct - in habits of self - directed work , of con- sideration for others , of responsibility to the group . There is , of course , no magic in any method . A good method , according to a Chinese proverb ...
... method of teaching resulted in conduct - in habits of self - directed work , of con- sideration for others , of responsibility to the group . There is , of course , no magic in any method . A good method , according to a Chinese proverb ...
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... methods and content of education . It will serve to introduce the scientific method not as a subject for study but as a method that is applicable to all fields of knowledge , all problems of inquiry and behavior . What is more , it will ...
... methods and content of education . It will serve to introduce the scientific method not as a subject for study but as a method that is applicable to all fields of knowledge , all problems of inquiry and behavior . What is more , it will ...
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Edgar Fuller | 25 |
Higher Education in the United States and in | 40 |
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