Education, Volumen53New England Publishing Company, 1933 |
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... Grade at Work : A non - reading Curricu- lum . * Courage for the study and experiment was provided by the many reports that a child's eyes can not be much used on reading and writing without grave dan- ger before the age of seven ...
... Grade at Work : A non - reading Curricu- lum . * Courage for the study and experiment was provided by the many reports that a child's eyes can not be much used on reading and writing without grave dan- ger before the age of seven ...
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... grades for the two groups was .59 ± .11 grade points . Furthermore , the mean course grade difference ( this was the grade earned by the student in the class where he was observed cheating ) was .39.10 grade points . It should be ...
... grades for the two groups was .59 ± .11 grade points . Furthermore , the mean course grade difference ( this was the grade earned by the student in the class where he was observed cheating ) was .39.10 grade points . It should be ...
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... grade of A ( excellent ) is earned by 1. Achieving a score on the com- prehensive examination within .5 standard deviation of the norm at least seven weeks before the end of the term ; or by 2. Achieving a score at least + 1.5 standard ...
... grade of A ( excellent ) is earned by 1. Achieving a score on the com- prehensive examination within .5 standard deviation of the norm at least seven weeks before the end of the term ; or by 2. Achieving a score at least + 1.5 standard ...
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