Educational Issues in a Changing SocietyWayne State University Press, 1968 - 468 páginas |
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... organized measures are taken to control the birth rate . But war and the growth of the world's population are relatively familiar problems , even though the penalty for failing to solve them has suddenly become astronomically high . The ...
... organized measures are taken to control the birth rate . But war and the growth of the world's population are relatively familiar problems , even though the penalty for failing to solve them has suddenly become astronomically high . The ...
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... ORGANIZED INTERESTS AND SOCIAL POWER William O. Stanley * ... But in the great society created by science and technology the individual citizen , as Professor Harold Laski has remarked , secures effective power only as a member of an ...
... ORGANIZED INTERESTS AND SOCIAL POWER William O. Stanley * ... But in the great society created by science and technology the individual citizen , as Professor Harold Laski has remarked , secures effective power only as a member of an ...
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... organized a resistance movement , expecting to pick up the pieces after the Germans had been driven out . But for whom ? Obviously , to return them to Peter and his nobility . Here is where Tito entered the picture . He too organized a ...
... organized a resistance movement , expecting to pick up the pieces after the Germans had been driven out . But for whom ? Obviously , to return them to Peter and his nobility . Here is where Tito entered the picture . He too organized a ...
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Preface | 1 |
Part IEducation Amidst Technological and Social Change | 7 |
THE POPULATION EXPLOSION | 33 |
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academic freedom achievement activities areas basic become behavior believe cation child citizens classroom Communist concept concern cost course culture curriculum democracy democratic Dewey dropouts educa effective equal fact federal goals Henry Steele Commager high school human ideal illegitimacy important individual inner city institutions intellectual intelligence interest John Dewey kibbutz kind knowledge language learning living mass mass culture mass media means ment modern moral Negro organized parents percent person philosophy political population Press principle prison problem professional public education public schools pupils question reading relations religion religious Reprinted by permission responsibility school boards separation of church slum social society speech structure teachers teaching television tion tional University urban values verbal vidual W. I. Thomas Wayne State University York
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Education II--the Social Imperative Vasil M. Kerensky,Ernest Oscar Melby Visualização de excertos - 1971 |