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... operation . Although they are not presented to illustrate specifically the application of theories and principles presented in earlier chapters of this volume , it is probable that a careful study of these sample programs will make more ...
... operation . Although they are not presented to illustrate specifically the application of theories and principles presented in earlier chapters of this volume , it is probable that a careful study of these sample programs will make more ...
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... operation in a common effort to meet community needs more fully without fear by either party that the saturation point in adult education will shortly be reached . This co - operation has been implemented officially at two levels in the ...
... operation in a common effort to meet community needs more fully without fear by either party that the saturation point in adult education will shortly be reached . This co - operation has been implemented officially at two levels in the ...
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... operation was central in the planning . The statement continues : 2 PRINCIPLES OF ORGANIZATION AND MEMBERSHIP The above list of possible functions and services is sufficiently ambitious to require dependence upon the establishment of a ...
... operation was central in the planning . The statement continues : 2 PRINCIPLES OF ORGANIZATION AND MEMBERSHIP The above list of possible functions and services is sufficiently ambitious to require dependence upon the establishment of a ...
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