Harvard Educational Review, Volume 38Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1968 "The Harvard Educational Review is a journal of opinion and research in the field of education. Articles are selected, edited, and published by an editorial board of graduate students at Harvard University. The editorial policy does not reflect an official position of the Faculty of Education or any other Harvard faculty."-- Volume 81, Number 2, Summer 2011 |
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... social science has not done much so far for international relations . ( He once sug- gested that larger nations be ... sciences , he then asks about their impact . Although he is basically optimistic about the po- tential of the social ...
... social science has not done much so far for international relations . ( He once sug- gested that larger nations be ... sciences , he then asks about their impact . Although he is basically optimistic about the po- tential of the social ...
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... social sciences in the way natural science drove religion out of cosmology . Just as the Copernican revolution forced men to change their notions of the earth's rela- tion to the universe ( which , in turn , af- fected their religious ...
... social sciences in the way natural science drove religion out of cosmology . Just as the Copernican revolution forced men to change their notions of the earth's rela- tion to the universe ( which , in turn , af- fected their religious ...
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... SOCIAL SCIENCES : NEW APPROACHES TO THE TEACHING OF SOCIAL STUDIES . by Mark M. Krug . Waltham , Massachusetts : Blaisdell Pub- lishing Co. , 1967. 276 pp . $ 6.50 . To those social studies educators used to the typical what - to ...
... SOCIAL SCIENCES : NEW APPROACHES TO THE TEACHING OF SOCIAL STUDIES . by Mark M. Krug . Waltham , Massachusetts : Blaisdell Pub- lishing Co. , 1967. 276 pp . $ 6.50 . To those social studies educators used to the typical what - to ...
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