The Journal of Education, Issues 20-21Faculty of Education, University of British Columbia., 1974 - Education |
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Penner reported that pupils sampled knew 47 % of the concepts usually taught at the grade four level prior to instruction . Such findings as these have led to reexamination of the knowledge objectives of traditional social studies ...
Penner reported that pupils sampled knew 47 % of the concepts usually taught at the grade four level prior to instruction . Such findings as these have led to reexamination of the knowledge objectives of traditional social studies ...
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Some indication of change can be gained by a comparison of recent studies with such widely reported studies of a decade ago as those of Porrodin ( 1960 ) , James Raths ( 1962 ) and Spodek ( 1963 ) . Perrodin's study of " factors ...
Some indication of change can be gained by a comparison of recent studies with such widely reported studies of a decade ago as those of Porrodin ( 1960 ) , James Raths ( 1962 ) and Spodek ( 1963 ) . Perrodin's study of " factors ...
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When teachers reported that they believed first - grade boys are generally less successful in learning to read than first - grade girls , the boys in these teachers ' classes did achieve less well than a comparable group of boys whose ...
When teachers reported that they believed first - grade boys are generally less successful in learning to read than first - grade girls , the boys in these teachers ' classes did achieve less well than a comparable group of boys whose ...
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A Profile | 9 |
The Curricu | 41 |
DANIEL E WILLIAMS 95 Social Studies in Three Cultures | 115 |
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