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... institutions which , at the time of making application for membership , are State Universities , Land - Grant Colleges , and other institutions of acceptable standing not included in the above classification . 2. Institutions conducted ...
... institutions which , at the time of making application for membership , are State Universities , Land - Grant Colleges , and other institutions of acceptable standing not included in the above classification . 2. Institutions conducted ...
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... institutions themselves or by practitioners in the field . Two basic approaches are possible . First , institutions of higher learning , and particu- larly schools of education , may argue that since the requirements for teaching and ...
... institutions themselves or by practitioners in the field . Two basic approaches are possible . First , institutions of higher learning , and particu- larly schools of education , may argue that since the requirements for teaching and ...
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... institutions provide some practice teaching in adult home economics varying from observation to actual participation in the conduct of the class . The number of teacher - training institutions which provide special courses in adult ...
... institutions provide some practice teaching in adult home economics varying from observation to actual participation in the conduct of the class . The number of teacher - training institutions which provide special courses in adult ...
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