The Journal of Education, Issues 20-21Faculty of Education, University of British Columbia., 1974 - Education |
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... strategies as being tremendously effective in getting value issues onto the table and in stimulating discussion about them , but the more he applied the strategies in his classroom the less he could see any worthwhile point being ...
... strategies as being tremendously effective in getting value issues onto the table and in stimulating discussion about them , but the more he applied the strategies in his classroom the less he could see any worthwhile point being ...
Page 75
... strategies are concerned only with stating clearly the substance of the choices , to the total neglect of the general principles which are the preconditions apart from which choosing reduces to opting . 19 2. Preferences and Values ...
... strategies are concerned only with stating clearly the substance of the choices , to the total neglect of the general principles which are the preconditions apart from which choosing reduces to opting . 19 2. Preferences and Values ...
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... strategies has yet to generate systematic investigation of the effects of such strategies on the personal value orientations of pupils .. Although such researchers as Grannis ( 1965 ) , Newton and Hickey ( 1965 ) , and Nuthall ( 1968 ) ...
... strategies has yet to generate systematic investigation of the effects of such strategies on the personal value orientations of pupils .. Although such researchers as Grannis ( 1965 ) , Newton and Hickey ( 1965 ) , and Nuthall ( 1968 ) ...
Contents
A Profile | 9 |
The Curricu | 41 |
DANIEL E WILLIAMS 95 Social Studies in Three Cultures | 115 |
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