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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... teacher to know is himself . The person who can look objectively at his own childhood , understand his relationships with parents and other relatives , and who has worked through the long - term effects of those relationships , is not ...
... teacher to know is himself . The person who can look objectively at his own childhood , understand his relationships with parents and other relatives , and who has worked through the long - term effects of those relationships , is not ...
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... teacher must be treated in an entirely different way from the first one ; he is much less mature and suffers from it in failure to achieve as much satisfaction from his work as does the first teacher . From the pupils ' point of view ...
... teacher must be treated in an entirely different way from the first one ; he is much less mature and suffers from it in failure to achieve as much satisfaction from his work as does the first teacher . From the pupils ' point of view ...
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... teach- ing will be successful . ( 6 ) What the teacher is and does is more influential on students than anything he may say . It is sometimes a shock to teachers to realize how much their students are concerned with what they do , say ...
... teach- ing will be successful . ( 6 ) What the teacher is and does is more influential on students than anything he may say . It is sometimes a shock to teachers to realize how much their students are concerned with what they do , say ...
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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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