Harvard Educational Review, Volume 9Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1939 "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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... fact actions . Here too the democratic leader showed a higher frequency . On the whole , then , there existed a much greater impact on the members of the group by the leader in autocracy than in democracy , and the approach was much ...
... fact actions . Here too the democratic leader showed a higher frequency . On the whole , then , there existed a much greater impact on the members of the group by the leader in autocracy than in democracy , and the approach was much ...
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... fact that in general the bright children read the children's magazines , turn to the serious sections of the newspaper , and mention a much wider range of material than does the dull group . Home background is undoubtedly an influencing ...
... fact that in general the bright children read the children's magazines , turn to the serious sections of the newspaper , and mention a much wider range of material than does the dull group . Home background is undoubtedly an influencing ...
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... fact but whose perspective intent is as broad as the planet . Although the " medieval " is today still an epithet ... fact or with a fistful of prin- ciples : we begin with problems . We know that a liberalizing effect upon the mind is ...
... fact but whose perspective intent is as broad as the planet . Although the " medieval " is today still an epithet ... fact or with a fistful of prin- ciples : we begin with problems . We know that a liberalizing effect upon the mind is ...
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