Reading Horizons, Volumes 19-20College of Education Western Michigan University and the Homer L.J. Carter Reading Council, 1978 |
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... person doing the denying . 3. Older readers , especially if they are retired , are doddering and senile . Senility ... person is , the less rigid is her / his thinking . Yet many educated persons , young and old , are rigid in specific ...
... person doing the denying . 3. Older readers , especially if they are retired , are doddering and senile . Senility ... person is , the less rigid is her / his thinking . Yet many educated persons , young and old , are rigid in specific ...
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... persons assume their roles of " teachers " and " students , " the richness and breadth of the whole person are often overlooked . Whole persons are intellectual , as well as emotional , physical , and spiritual . They are intuitive and ...
... persons assume their roles of " teachers " and " students , " the richness and breadth of the whole person are often overlooked . Whole persons are intellectual , as well as emotional , physical , and spiritual . They are intuitive and ...
Pagina 268
... person or persons in most local school districts who would be willing and able to assume this responsibility . One possible solution might be found within the existing educational organizations of most districts . There are persons ...
... person or persons in most local school districts who would be willing and able to assume this responsibility . One possible solution might be found within the existing educational organizations of most districts . There are persons ...
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