Education, Volúmenes94-95New England Publishing Company, 1973 |
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... society independence is essential in adulthood . In order to develop such independence children should choose for themselves what protection and which opportunities they need . Compulsory educa- tion in a free society , then , should ...
... society independence is essential in adulthood . In order to develop such independence children should choose for themselves what protection and which opportunities they need . Compulsory educa- tion in a free society , then , should ...
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... Society ( Factions and as a " Whole " ) Positive Elements .Society perceives that its human resource potential is being adequately de- veloped by the organization . ... Society perceives that the sanc- tioned values or attitudes are ...
... Society ( Factions and as a " Whole " ) Positive Elements .Society perceives that its human resource potential is being adequately de- veloped by the organization . ... Society perceives that the sanc- tioned values or attitudes are ...
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... society and attempt to analyze the process by which these so- cieties induct the growing child into full participation and understanding of the * University of Pennsylvania School of Edu- cation Bulletin , 1931e . adult social tradition ...
... society and attempt to analyze the process by which these so- cieties induct the growing child into full participation and understanding of the * University of Pennsylvania School of Edu- cation Bulletin , 1931e . adult social tradition ...
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If You Have to Ask What Urban Education | 12 |
Toward Bicultural Education for the Southwestern | 18 |
Nona Tollefson | 30 |
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