A brief course in the history of education / Paul Monroe.
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TextPublication details: New York : MacMillan Co., c1915.Description: 409 p. ; 20 cmSubject(s): LOC classification: - LA 126 .M59 1915
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| LA 126 .M59 1915 A brief course in the history of education / | LA 126 .M59 1915 A brief course in the history of education / | LA 126 .M59 1915 A brief course in the history of education / | LA 126 .M59 1915 A brief course in the history of education / | LA 126 .M59 1960 A brief course in the history of education / | LA 217.2 .Al24 2007 Current issues and trends in education / | LA 217.2 .Sa15 2001 Exploring education : |
This Brief Course aims to avoid the tendency towards too great generalization characteristics of most texts on the subject, and to preserve much of the concreteness of the larger text by omitting many topics, especially those that demand a philosophical treatment such as most non-collegiate students are unprepared to give.
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