Sociology: Rules, Roles, and RelationshipsDorsey Press, 1971 - 687 páginas |
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... experiences in the class have " caused " the student to learn . Teachers seem to operate on this assumption . But clearly , taking a course is a very complex experience . Greater knowledge might be due to the teacher's brilliant ...
... experiences in the class have " caused " the student to learn . Teachers seem to operate on this assumption . But clearly , taking a course is a very complex experience . Greater knowledge might be due to the teacher's brilliant ...
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... experience , selectively , those objects deemed relevant within a culture , and to interpret such experiences in terms dictated by the culture as mediated in the socialization process . A television set , for example , is a physical ...
... experience , selectively , those objects deemed relevant within a culture , and to interpret such experiences in terms dictated by the culture as mediated in the socialization process . A television set , for example , is a physical ...
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... experience . Experience is past behav- ior . Customary behavior in the past is a way of saying " tradition . " Public education reflects tradition in the structure of relation- ships set up to teach and learn . ( In January , 1970 , the ...
... experience . Experience is past behav- ior . Customary behavior in the past is a way of saying " tradition . " Public education reflects tradition in the structure of relation- ships set up to teach and learn . ( In January , 1970 , the ...
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