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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Page 27
... relation- ship was rather different in the two atmospheres . There was about thirty times as much hostile domination in the autocracy as in the democracy , more demands for attention and much more hostile criticism ; whereas in the ...
... relation- ship was rather different in the two atmospheres . There was about thirty times as much hostile domination in the autocracy as in the democracy , more demands for attention and much more hostile criticism ; whereas in the ...
Page 28
... relation as well as the child - leader relation . In the autocratic group the children were less matter - of - fact , less co- operative , and submissive toward their equals , but more submissive to their superior than in the democracy ...
... relation as well as the child - leader relation . In the autocratic group the children were less matter - of - fact , less co- operative , and submissive toward their equals , but more submissive to their superior than in the democracy ...
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... relation to the activity program have not received adequate recognition in considering the teacher's load . This has a great deal to do with explaining the lack of enthusiasm and under- standing on the part of some teachers . We have ...
... relation to the activity program have not received adequate recognition in considering the teacher's load . This has a great deal to do with explaining the lack of enthusiasm and under- standing on the part of some teachers . We have ...
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