Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 13-14Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1964 |
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Page 63
... recordings of verbal material will be somewhat more expen- sive than printed copies of the same verbal material , we may demand that the recordings actually exceed the printed materials in effectiveness before they can be said to ...
... recordings of verbal material will be somewhat more expen- sive than printed copies of the same verbal material , we may demand that the recordings actually exceed the printed materials in effectiveness before they can be said to ...
Page 75
... recordings , but this superior gain is reduced practically to disappearance after the lapse of one week's time . It is possible that another test given after a lapse of several weeks might have shown the Recordings Group actually ...
... recordings , but this superior gain is reduced practically to disappearance after the lapse of one week's time . It is possible that another test given after a lapse of several weeks might have shown the Recordings Group actually ...
Page 247
... recordings did not excel printed presentations of the same content when effectiveness was measured in terms of factual and relational ... recordings are particularly effective in bringing about wider RECORDINGS AND PRINTED MATERIAL 247.
... recordings did not excel printed presentations of the same content when effectiveness was measured in terms of factual and relational ... recordings are particularly effective in bringing about wider RECORDINGS AND PRINTED MATERIAL 247.
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