Adult Education: the Community ApproachDryden Press, 1953 - 530 páginas |
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... indicated that their diploma requirements fol- lowed the State Code minimum requirements . Eight had additional ... indicated that there was consider- able interest in this area and a desire to know the best methods for follow - up on ...
... indicated that their diploma requirements fol- lowed the State Code minimum requirements . Eight had additional ... indicated that there was consider- able interest in this area and a desire to know the best methods for follow - up on ...
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... indicated their intention to take additional courses through Extension in the near future . 12. About 40 per cent of the students indicated that there were courses which they would like to take which are not now offered through ...
... indicated their intention to take additional courses through Extension in the near future . 12. About 40 per cent of the students indicated that there were courses which they would like to take which are not now offered through ...
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... indicate increases falling within a low expectation of 13 percent and a high ex- pectation of 30 percent . Broadening its analysis by projecting the existing trends of both public and private expenditure , the study indicated where the ...
... indicate increases falling within a low expectation of 13 percent and a high ex- pectation of 30 percent . Broadening its analysis by projecting the existing trends of both public and private expenditure , the study indicated where the ...
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