Education, Volumen57New England Publishing Company, 1937 |
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... language. Vol . 57 No. 4 TH HE English are a peculiar peo- ple and so I am led to speak of their language as a strange lan- guage . Certainly , a language , if any thing can , mirrors a people . True , what will be said here about the ...
... language. Vol . 57 No. 4 TH HE English are a peculiar peo- ple and so I am led to speak of their language as a strange lan- guage . Certainly , a language , if any thing can , mirrors a people . True , what will be said here about the ...
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... language activities . Also , too few items are covered in the activities they do include . For example , the program in conversation often fails to include many items important to learn about carrying on a conversation . In addition ...
... language activities . Also , too few items are covered in the activities they do include . For example , the program in conversation often fails to include many items important to learn about carrying on a conversation . In addition ...
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... language functionally as a means of communication , rather than analytically or descriptively as a gram- matical tool.23 To this end , greater stress is placed on the reading and discussion of socially significant con- tent bearing upon ...
... language functionally as a means of communication , rather than analytically or descriptively as a gram- matical tool.23 To this end , greater stress is placed on the reading and discussion of socially significant con- tent bearing upon ...
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Acta and Agenda Adult Education Council 251 315 452 515 580 | 24 |
Adult Education and Educational Opportunity Michael J Ahern 184 | 79 |
Art in the Schools Alfred G Pelikan | 86 |
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