Harvard Educational Review, Volume 33Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1963 "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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... schools obtain ad- vanced degrees , as we have seen from the high correlation between the intel- lectual climate score and various measures of scholarly achievement . Few of them do so at these same high schools from which they got ...
... schools obtain ad- vanced degrees , as we have seen from the high correlation between the intel- lectual climate score and various measures of scholarly achievement . Few of them do so at these same high schools from which they got ...
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... schools have ROTC units . Faculty . Although the low schools have six times as many students , they have less than three and one - half times as many instructors . If the low non - accred- ited schools , averaging 24 faculty each , are ...
... schools have ROTC units . Faculty . Although the low schools have six times as many students , they have less than three and one - half times as many instructors . If the low non - accred- ited schools , averaging 24 faculty each , are ...
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... schools characterized by a high intellectual climate score and those with low scores . The merit of the high schools obviously has more of a foundation than the perceptions of their own students . Their dis- tinctive character is ...
... schools characterized by a high intellectual climate score and those with low scores . The merit of the high schools obviously has more of a foundation than the perceptions of their own students . Their dis- tinctive character is ...
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