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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... teaching are clearly indicated . These are that ( 1 ) persons now engaged in the teaching of literature must seek a new orientation in the social sciences ; ( 2 ) the college teaching of literature must enlarge its scope to include the ...
... teaching are clearly indicated . These are that ( 1 ) persons now engaged in the teaching of literature must seek a new orientation in the social sciences ; ( 2 ) the college teaching of literature must enlarge its scope to include the ...
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... teaching the same subjects forever and ever after he left them . Consequently , he began teaching that subject in an American college and has continued teaching it ever since . If his German teacher in Germany switched for a few years ...
... teaching the same subjects forever and ever after he left them . Consequently , he began teaching that subject in an American college and has continued teaching it ever since . If his German teacher in Germany switched for a few years ...
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... teaching ? What are the philosophical postulates of methods in teaching ? At the start we may briefly mention a commonplace in the theory of teaching . Good teaching is not identical with mechanical cramming of diverse subjects into the ...
... teaching ? What are the philosophical postulates of methods in teaching ? At the start we may briefly mention a commonplace in the theory of teaching . Good teaching is not identical with mechanical cramming of diverse subjects into the ...
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