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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... principles . The principles are essentially these : 1. Instruction by qualified teachers must be independent of control by government officials as to what is taught and how it shall be taught . This is because there is the danger that ...
... principles . The principles are essentially these : 1. Instruction by qualified teachers must be independent of control by government officials as to what is taught and how it shall be taught . This is because there is the danger that ...
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... principles that he hoped would serve as guides for the study of the subject . The first of these principles was derived from the purposes of education . With- out specifying what responsibility the administrator has for the determi ...
... principles that he hoped would serve as guides for the study of the subject . The first of these principles was derived from the purposes of education . With- out specifying what responsibility the administrator has for the determi ...
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... principles . " 1 19 As late as 1935 there were only two general works on the subject of public administration ; 18 and one of these was devoted to principles . In his book on principles , Willoughby went so far as to declare that ad ...
... principles . " 1 19 As late as 1935 there were only two general works on the subject of public administration ; 18 and one of these was devoted to principles . In his book on principles , Willoughby went so far as to declare that ad ...
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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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