The Transit of Learning: A Social and Cultural Interpretation of American Educational HistoryAlfred Publishing Company, 1979 - 487 sider |
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... became linked to the production of one crop- tobacco . And to succeed along these economic lines , it soon became appa- rent that nature had to be aided and abetted . Forests had to be cleared to make room for more tillable land , crops ...
... became linked to the production of one crop- tobacco . And to succeed along these economic lines , it soon became appa- rent that nature had to be aided and abetted . Forests had to be cleared to make room for more tillable land , crops ...
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... became extremely difficult to handle . Neither Horace Mann nor any of his counterparts was fundamentally antagonistic to organized religion and none , the records attest , was either a secularist or an atheist . Mann's theological ...
... became extremely difficult to handle . Neither Horace Mann nor any of his counterparts was fundamentally antagonistic to organized religion and none , the records attest , was either a secularist or an atheist . Mann's theological ...
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... became a reality , and as the state became more and more a factor in defining the nature of educational adequacy , local com- munities were deprived of scholastic autonomy . They were curtailed from saying what the schools of their ...
... became a reality , and as the state became more and more a factor in defining the nature of educational adequacy , local com- munities were deprived of scholastic autonomy . They were curtailed from saying what the schools of their ...
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