The Journal of Education, Issues 20-21Faculty of Education, University of British Columbia., 1974 - Education |
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... facts about persons , howbeit , facts upon which value judgments may be based . By a real value judgment Scriven means ... fact prefer . Either way , the strategies default 18 There are a few strategies in which the student is asked to ...
... facts about persons , howbeit , facts upon which value judgments may be based . By a real value judgment Scriven means ... fact prefer . Either way , the strategies default 18 There are a few strategies in which the student is asked to ...
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... fact with excitement and extraordinary complacency . We are in the grip of a relentless force . From this time ... facts as can be fed into a computer are acquiring an enhanced importance over the kinds of knowledge that is not amenable ...
... fact with excitement and extraordinary complacency . We are in the grip of a relentless force . From this time ... facts as can be fed into a computer are acquiring an enhanced importance over the kinds of knowledge that is not amenable ...
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... fact , it is also true that the taking of formative steps to improve a course can be considered an item of summative evaluation for administrative decisions . It may be considered an instructor's decision as to what items to place in ...
... fact , it is also true that the taking of formative steps to improve a course can be considered an item of summative evaluation for administrative decisions . It may be considered an instructor's decision as to what items to place in ...
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A Profile | 9 |
The Curricu | 41 |
DANIEL E WILLIAMS 95 Social Studies in Three Cultures | 115 |
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