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Focuses on countries such as Germany, England, France, the Soviet Union, Italy, and Canada to observe what social objectives are included in their educational systems.

Redirecting Education: Europe and Canada. German education in the republic and in the third Reich, by H. Taylor. Education in England, by J. B. Brebner. Education in France: its theory, practice and worth, by J. Barzun and R. Valeur. Social objectives in Soviet education, by B. Schoenfeldt. The objectives of education in Fascist Italy, by S. B. Clough. Social objectives in Danish education, by J. H. Wuorinen. Education in Canada, by J. B. Brebner

Rexford Guy Tugwell

Published: 1934

Total Pages: 312


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