Harvard Educational Review, Volume 4Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1934 |
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Page 74
... field of education for international affairs . The colleges and universities must edu- cate the leaders in the field , and for the entire citizenry a continuing process of adult education must be provided . Much , if not most , of what ...
... field of education for international affairs . The colleges and universities must edu- cate the leaders in the field , and for the entire citizenry a continuing process of adult education must be provided . Much , if not most , of what ...
Page 113
... field of professional training and research of university grade . Those who work in this field should therefore be patient with scepticism as to the importance of their labors or the value of their results . They may well remember that ...
... field of professional training and research of university grade . Those who work in this field should therefore be patient with scepticism as to the importance of their labors or the value of their results . They may well remember that ...
Page 153
... field of secondary business education . It is primarily work for those who have instructional and administrative responsibilities in commercial education on this level . Since business courses have be- come such important segments of ...
... field of secondary business education . It is primarily work for those who have instructional and administrative responsibilities in commercial education on this level . Since business courses have be- come such important segments of ...
Contents
E H Hall John H Finley Sir John Adams William | 59 |
APRIL 1934 | 141 |
HARVARD TEACHERS ASSOCIATION | 156 |
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