Education, Volumen72New England Publishing Company, 1951 |
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... living and the study of family living for satisfying and effective family living . It is re- cognized that we learn most about family living by living in families , but that we also can learn about other families than our own by the ...
... living and the study of family living for satisfying and effective family living . It is re- cognized that we learn most about family living by living in families , but that we also can learn about other families than our own by the ...
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... living . And that does come automatically as the natural continuity of that portion of life experience spent in the schoolroom . But certainly pre- paration for continued living is not confined to a constant formal grading of one's ...
... living . And that does come automatically as the natural continuity of that portion of life experience spent in the schoolroom . But certainly pre- paration for continued living is not confined to a constant formal grading of one's ...
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... living in school . We know enough about the way children and adults learn to know that this is the most effective ... living out of school is democratic living in the school , it seems logical to assume that the best preparation of ...
... living in school . We know enough about the way children and adults learn to know that this is the most effective ... living out of school is democratic living in the school , it seems logical to assume that the best preparation of ...
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SEPTEMBER 1951 No | 3 |
Hodgson Walter | 12 |
State Supervision in Music Ethel M Keller | 19 |
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