The Transit of Learning: A Social and Cultural Interpretation of American Educational HistoryAlfred Publishing Company, 1979 - 487 sider |
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... programs ameliorated the economic deficiencies which for so long had deprived millions of Americans of the necessities of life . Educational policy , however , is hard to locate in the New Deal and historians may always be uncertain if ...
... programs ameliorated the economic deficiencies which for so long had deprived millions of Americans of the necessities of life . Educational policy , however , is hard to locate in the New Deal and historians may always be uncertain if ...
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... programs supported scientific instruction in schools and colleges . With all this attention , encouragement , and money , the schools retreated from progressive ideologies to which they had regularly showed some attachment , even when ...
... programs supported scientific instruction in schools and colleges . With all this attention , encouragement , and money , the schools retreated from progressive ideologies to which they had regularly showed some attachment , even when ...
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... programs for college - bound students have ap- peared as combinations of acceleration and enrichment , as have advanced placement programs , but more directly aimed at enrichment and not hurrying students through school faster are such ...
... programs for college - bound students have ap- peared as combinations of acceleration and enrichment , as have advanced placement programs , but more directly aimed at enrichment and not hurrying students through school faster are such ...
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