Education, Volumen72New England Publishing Company, 1952 |
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... matter , particularly the subject matter that had been developed by the Greeks and Romans and which constituted a very large share of higher levels of academic culture in the period of the Reformation and the Renaissance . These schools ...
... matter , particularly the subject matter that had been developed by the Greeks and Romans and which constituted a very large share of higher levels of academic culture in the period of the Reformation and the Renaissance . These schools ...
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... matter separated from in its applica- tion from other areas of subject mat- ter . We are now in the beginning stages of the development which bids fair to all but eradicate subject matter boundaries . Already hundreds of thousands of ...
... matter separated from in its applica- tion from other areas of subject mat- ter . We are now in the beginning stages of the development which bids fair to all but eradicate subject matter boundaries . Already hundreds of thousands of ...
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... matters ; and they assure that these ticularly likely to happen when the skills will for the most part be taught teacher ... matter . 3 One communication course lists in its syllabus no less than 36 separate objec- tives . The relative ...
... matters ; and they assure that these ticularly likely to happen when the skills will for the most part be taught teacher ... matter . 3 One communication course lists in its syllabus no less than 36 separate objec- tives . The relative ...
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Modern Language Number Foreword to Stephen A Freeman 643 | 12 |
Music and the Elementary School Teacher Hazel Nohavec Morgan | 28 |
Music Education in Massachusetts Early | 45 |
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