Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, Volumen67A.L. Hummel, 1916 |
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... classes and should be so con- ducted as not to exemplify an undemocratic control of student activities . 5. The administration and control of our educational systems should be vested jointly in central and local authorities and the ...
... classes and should be so con- ducted as not to exemplify an undemocratic control of student activities . 5. The administration and control of our educational systems should be vested jointly in central and local authorities and the ...
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... classes in our industrial cities re- mark that such and such school accommodations are " good enough " for the sweat shop districts and the frequency also with which one may hear rural folk grant the easy assumption that city people in ...
... classes in our industrial cities re- mark that such and such school accommodations are " good enough " for the sweat shop districts and the frequency also with which one may hear rural folk grant the easy assumption that city people in ...
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... classes : for the blind , for the deaf , for delinquents ( including persistent truants ) , for cripples , for anemics , for children suffering from nervous diseases , for children having speech defects , for foreigners ( until they ...
... classes : for the blind , for the deaf , for delinquents ( including persistent truants ) , for cripples , for anemics , for children suffering from nervous diseases , for children having speech defects , for foreigners ( until they ...
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... classes many of them have been removed ) as well as to the variants or sub - deviates themselves . Nor is it necessary any longer to defend the practice against the objections of those who once regarded it as un - American and ...
... classes many of them have been removed ) as well as to the variants or sub - deviates themselves . Nor is it necessary any longer to defend the practice against the objections of those who once regarded it as un - American and ...
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... CLASSES The school system should be so organized as not to encourage or even permit the segregation of social classes and should be so conducted as not to exemplify an undemocratic control of student activities . In defense of the first ...
... CLASSES The school system should be so organized as not to encourage or even permit the segregation of social classes and should be so conducted as not to exemplify an undemocratic control of student activities . In defense of the first ...
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