Harvard Educational Review, Volume 25Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1968 "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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... individual . " How , " he asked , " can we take the individual with his peculiarities and bring him over into a more nearly uniform type of response ? " 1 He used at least three units of analysis : 1. In focusing on individual organisms ...
... individual . " How , " he asked , " can we take the individual with his peculiarities and bring him over into a more nearly uniform type of response ? " 1 He used at least three units of analysis : 1. In focusing on individual organisms ...
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... individual experiences himself as such , not directly , but only indirectly from the particular standpoints of the other individual members of the same social group , or from the generalized standpoint of the social group as a whole to ...
... individual experiences himself as such , not directly , but only indirectly from the particular standpoints of the other individual members of the same social group , or from the generalized standpoint of the social group as a whole to ...
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... individual educating himself in order to save his soul . Since salva- tion lay in the Scriptures , the missionaries put the Native languages into writing and then taught the Natives how to read so that they might study the Bible by ...
... individual educating himself in order to save his soul . Since salva- tion lay in the Scriptures , the missionaries put the Native languages into writing and then taught the Natives how to read so that they might study the Bible by ...
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WINTER 1955 No | 1 |
Bernard S Cayne Barbara E Abrams Walter I Ackerman | 2 |
FALL 1955 No | 4 |
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