Harvard Educational Review, Volume 27Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1957 "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 286
... approach is characterized by a faith in the ultimate educability of man ; a faith that anti - social impulses can be trained out of man , or that he can be reared in such a way that there will be no desire for aggression . A number of ...
... approach is characterized by a faith in the ultimate educability of man ; a faith that anti - social impulses can be trained out of man , or that he can be reared in such a way that there will be no desire for aggression . A number of ...
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... approach would mean leaving out large areas of American history . But , as we have suggested , the traditional body of historical literature would continue to be presented to children in the early school years . This is part of what we ...
... approach would mean leaving out large areas of American history . But , as we have suggested , the traditional body of historical literature would continue to be presented to children in the early school years . This is part of what we ...
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... approach is con- cerned , we conceive of historical knowledge as one source of evidence out of many to be brought to bear upon immediate and pressing social con- flicts . A third difficulty of the conflict - problems approach discussed ...
... approach is con- cerned , we conceive of historical knowledge as one source of evidence out of many to be brought to bear upon immediate and pressing social con- flicts . A third difficulty of the conflict - problems approach discussed ...
Contents
The Enlightenment | 9 |
Academic Freedom | 28 |
The Concept of Need and | 38 |
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