The Journal of Education, Issues 20-21Faculty of Education, University of British Columbia., 1974 - Education |
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... ideas or old ideas in new forms - brought by the newcomers . Many new staff members have been recent doctoral graduates assigned to work at the graduate level . The modest array of undergraduate and graduate courses of the 1956-57 year ...
... ideas or old ideas in new forms - brought by the newcomers . Many new staff members have been recent doctoral graduates assigned to work at the graduate level . The modest array of undergraduate and graduate courses of the 1956-57 year ...
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ideas how to attack a lesson , no ideas except what comes from me " . There was no overall agreement as to what should be included in " methods " but as this is a ubiquitous problem it was not anticipated that any clear pattern would ...
ideas how to attack a lesson , no ideas except what comes from me " . There was no overall agreement as to what should be included in " methods " but as this is a ubiquitous problem it was not anticipated that any clear pattern would ...
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... ideas " of science , and the student later feeds the information back , usually somewhat distorted in the process . As always , production of new ideas is left to the professional scientist . Creative thinking , after all , is not ...
... ideas " of science , and the student later feeds the information back , usually somewhat distorted in the process . As always , production of new ideas is left to the professional scientist . Creative thinking , after all , is not ...
Contents
A Profile | 9 |
The Curricu | 41 |
DANIEL E WILLIAMS 95 Social Studies in Three Cultures | 115 |
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