A Student's History of Education: Our Education Today in the Light of Its DevelopmentGreenwood Press, 1970 - 567 sider |
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... Social realism . But there was another phase of early realism , which often appeared in conjunction with human- istic education , and may be called " social realism . " Its adherents strove to adapt education to actual living in a real ...
... Social realism . But there was another phase of early realism , which often appeared in conjunction with human- istic education , and may be called " social realism . " Its adherents strove to adapt education to actual living in a real ...
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... social realism , however , constantly appear to- gether in the works of the same author , and it is often difficult to distinguish a writer as advocating one type or the other . Although either element may seem to be more prominent in ...
... social realism , however , constantly appear to- gether in the works of the same author , and it is often difficult to distinguish a writer as advocating one type or the other . Although either element may seem to be more prominent in ...
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... social and moral development ; and the fifth describes the parasitic training of the girl he is to marry . The Emile is often inconsistent , but brilliant and suggestive ; and , while anti - social , the times demanded such a radical ...
... social and moral development ; and the fifth describes the parasitic training of the girl he is to marry . The Emile is often inconsistent , but brilliant and suggestive ; and , while anti - social , the times demanded such a radical ...
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