A Philosophy of Education, Based on SourcesQuincy Adams Kuehner, Enoch George Payne Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1935 - 624 pages |
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... Chapters VI and VII raise the ques- tion as to the goal of education ; Chapters VIII - XI deal with the fundamental factors in the educative process ; Chapters XII - XVIII are concerned with means of educa- tion ; Chapter XIX deals with ...
... Chapters VI and VII raise the ques- tion as to the goal of education ; Chapters VIII - XI deal with the fundamental factors in the educative process ; Chapters XII - XVIII are concerned with means of educa- tion ; Chapter XIX deals with ...
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... Chapters VI and VII raise the ques- tion as to the goal of education ; Chapters VIII - XI deal with the fundamental factors in the educative process ; Chapters XII - XVIII are concerned with means of educa- tion ; Chapter XIX deals with ...
... Chapters VI and VII raise the ques- tion as to the goal of education ; Chapters VIII - XI deal with the fundamental factors in the educative process ; Chapters XII - XVIII are concerned with means of educa- tion ; Chapter XIX deals with ...
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... ( Chapter VII ) aims of in light of history , 175 and complete living , 359 and crime and social progress , 256 and ... ( Chapter XXII ) and nature , 84 and psychology , discussed , 328- 353 ( Chapter XIV ) and religious life , discussed ...
... ( Chapter VII ) aims of in light of history , 175 and complete living , 359 and crime and social progress , 256 and ... ( Chapter XXII ) and nature , 84 and psychology , discussed , 328- 353 ( Chapter XIV ) and religious life , discussed ...
Contents
CONCEPTS OF EDUCATION | 1 |
CONCEPTS OF PHILOSOPHY AND PHILOS OPHY OF EDUCATION | 27 |
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