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I do not know whether you would consider that they are looked down upon , but it seemed to us that to combine them to some extent in a college of professional studies might raise rather than depress their status .
I do not know whether you would consider that they are looked down upon , but it seemed to us that to combine them to some extent in a college of professional studies might raise rather than depress their status .
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( iii ) The professional training of the graduate and the non - graduate ( including technical teachers and specialist teachers , e.g. of fine art , domestic science , handicraft or physical education ) should approximate more and more ...
( iii ) The professional training of the graduate and the non - graduate ( including technical teachers and specialist teachers , e.g. of fine art , domestic science , handicraft or physical education ) should approximate more and more ...
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The general education should involve not merely topics surrounding professional or specialist interest ; and , also , within the professional training itself , much more emphasis should be laid on thinking out clearly the easons for ...
The general education should involve not merely topics surrounding professional or specialist interest ; and , also , within the professional training itself , much more emphasis should be laid on thinking out clearly the easons for ...
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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