Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Harman, W. W. The nature of our changing society: implications for schools.--Purpel, D., and Belanger, M. Toward a humanistic curriculum theory.--Schwab, J. J. The practical: a language for curriculum.--Martin, J. R. The disciplines and the curriculum.--Lamm, Z. The status of knowledge in the radical concept of education.--Grannis, J. C. The school as a model of society.--Scriven, M. Education for survival.--Newmann, F. M., and Oliver, D. W. Education and community.--Alschuler, A. S. Psychological education.--Katz, R. A solo-survival experience as education for personal growth.--Mosher, R. L., and Sprinthall, N. A. Psychological education: a means to promote personal development during adolescence.--Rogers, C. R. Interpersonal relationships: U.S.A. 2000.--Barth, R. S. Open education: assumptions about children, learning, and knowledge.--Kohlberg, L. Moral education in the schools: a developmental view.--Conclusions and implications.. }
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- catalog description "Harman, W. W. The nature of our changing society: implications for schools.--Purpel, D., and Belanger, M. Toward a humanistic curriculum theory.--Schwab, J. J. The practical: a language for curriculum.--Martin, J. R. The disciplines and the curriculum.--Lamm, Z. The status of knowledge in the radical concept of education.--Grannis, J. C. The school as a model of society.--Scriven, M. Education for survival.--Newmann, F. M., and Oliver, D. W. Education and community.--Alschuler, A. S. Psychological education.--Katz, R. A solo-survival experience as education for personal growth.--Mosher, R. L., and Sprinthall, N. A. Psychological education: a means to promote personal development during adolescence.--Rogers, C. R. Interpersonal relationships: U.S.A. 2000.--Barth, R. S. Open education: assumptions about children, learning, and knowledge.--Kohlberg, L. Moral education in the schools: a developmental view.--Conclusions and implications.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Harman, W. W. The nature of our changing society: implications for schools.--Purpel, D., and Belanger, M. Toward a humanistic curriculum theory.--Schwab, J. J. The practical: a language for curriculum.--Martin, J. R. The disciplines and the curriculum.--Lamm, Z. The status of knowledge in the radical concept of education.--Grannis, J. C. The school as a model of society.--Scriven, M. Education for survival.--Newmann, F. M., and Oliver, D. W. Education and community.--Alschuler, A. S. Psychological education.--Katz, R. A solo-survival experience as education for personal growth.--Mosher, R. L., and Sprinthall, N. A. Psychological education: a means to promote personal development during adolescence.--Rogers, C. R. Interpersonal relationships: U.S.A. 2000.--Barth, R. S. Open education: assumptions about children, learning, and knowledge.--Kohlberg, L. Moral education in the schools: a developmental view.--Conclusions and implications.".