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help comes , then , and not till then , will there be the inevitable professional pressure for central bodies that will have the competence and the time to prepare the outlines of the new curriculum . And that curriculum will drive ...
help comes , then , and not till then , will there be the inevitable professional pressure for central bodies that will have the competence and the time to prepare the outlines of the new curriculum . And that curriculum will drive ...
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All the valuable content known in the social studies field cannot be included in the curriculum . Hence , we must select the more valuable contributions which the social studies may make in the develop- ment of pupils .
All the valuable content known in the social studies field cannot be included in the curriculum . Hence , we must select the more valuable contributions which the social studies may make in the develop- ment of pupils .
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Group AA- Monday National and State Views of the Curriculum Presiding , Walter D. Cocking , Woodmont Boulevard ... Executive Secretary , National Education Association , Washington , D. C. CURRICULAR ADVANCES IN THE SOUTH Hollis L.
Group AA- Monday National and State Views of the Curriculum Presiding , Walter D. Cocking , Woodmont Boulevard ... Executive Secretary , National Education Association , Washington , D. C. CURRICULAR ADVANCES IN THE SOUTH Hollis L.
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