Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 13-14Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1964 |
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... problem , which customarily precedes fuller definition , is usually in the form of one or more questions to be answered or one or more declarative statements concerning the purpose of a study . The next step is a more detailed ...
... problem , which customarily precedes fuller definition , is usually in the form of one or more questions to be answered or one or more declarative statements concerning the purpose of a study . The next step is a more detailed ...
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... problem may be in the form of a question or a direct statement . The phases of more detailed defini- tion of the problem include : ( 1 ) analysis of the problem into its con- stituent elements , ( 2 ) limits or scope of the ...
... problem may be in the form of a question or a direct statement . The phases of more detailed defini- tion of the problem include : ( 1 ) analysis of the problem into its con- stituent elements , ( 2 ) limits or scope of the ...
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... problem , ' i.e. , make the ' student ' uncomfortable , and the student may solve it ; ( 2 ) the student may have the problem , and teacher may help him find the solution ; or ( 3 ) the teacher may both create and help solve the ...
... problem , ' i.e. , make the ' student ' uncomfortable , and the student may solve it ; ( 2 ) the student may have the problem , and teacher may help him find the solution ; or ( 3 ) the teacher may both create and help solve the ...
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Higher Education in the United States and in | 40 |
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