Harvard Educational Review, Volume 4Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1934 |
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... suggested some of the reasons which have led to a de- mand for the modification of the rigid requirements in that institution . Dr. Ulich also urged that the student of Latin should not restrict himself to the Latin of the classical ...
... suggested some of the reasons which have led to a de- mand for the modification of the rigid requirements in that institution . Dr. Ulich also urged that the student of Latin should not restrict himself to the Latin of the classical ...
Page 108
... suggested their pertinence to the mod- ern language teacher's problem . also affirmed her belief in the building of a large , assimilated vocabulary as a She and suggested the stereopticon as a de- vice which might be used to give ...
... suggested their pertinence to the mod- ern language teacher's problem . also affirmed her belief in the building of a large , assimilated vocabulary as a She and suggested the stereopticon as a de- vice which might be used to give ...
Page 120
... suggests , for I have been able to think The Problem of Direction in Education By H. GORDON HULLFISH. lege grades as ... suggested by the principal words - progressive debilitation . So do I ; the idea of debility in any cherished ...
... suggests , for I have been able to think The Problem of Direction in Education By H. GORDON HULLFISH. lege grades as ... suggested by the principal words - progressive debilitation . So do I ; the idea of debility in any cherished ...
Contents
E H Hall John H Finley Sir John Adams William | 59 |
APRIL 1934 | 141 |
HARVARD TEACHERS ASSOCIATION | 156 |
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