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... social prog- ress . 9. The social studies should help both to preserve the social institutions whose value has been demonstrated and to con- tribute to further social progress . 10. Progress should be accelerated through the social use ...
... social prog- ress . 9. The social studies should help both to preserve the social institutions whose value has been demonstrated and to con- tribute to further social progress . 10. Progress should be accelerated through the social use ...
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social and moral growth should bear much fruit . Its program should be built to foster such a four - fold growth . Among the procedures which are em ... social hazards . Hazards to social SOCIAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE VITALIZED HIGH SCHOOL 587.
social and moral growth should bear much fruit . Its program should be built to foster such a four - fold growth . Among the procedures which are em ... social hazards . Hazards to social SOCIAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE VITALIZED HIGH SCHOOL 587.
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... social and political institutions . ( b ) Responsibilities of individuals as members of social , political and industrial groups . ( c ) The value of specialized groups as part of the larger social insti- tutions . ( d ) The nature of ...
... social and political institutions . ( b ) Responsibilities of individuals as members of social , political and industrial groups . ( c ) The value of specialized groups as part of the larger social insti- tutions . ( d ) The nature of ...
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