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Psychology & SocietyHow schools use their time; time allotment practice in 444 cities, including a study of trends from 1826 to 1926Carleton Hunter MannHow schools use their time; time allotment practice in 444 cities, including a study of trends from 1826 to 1926

How schools use their time; time allotment practice in 444 cities, including a study of trends from 1826 to 1926

Carleton Hunter Mann

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Author
Carleton Hunter Mann
Category
Psychology & Society
Language
English
Source
HathiTrust

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