Bulletin, Edição 12U.S. Government Printing Office, 1966 - 125 páginas |
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... Africa which in recent years has attracted the entire world's attention and concern . It describes the educational system developed for Congolese during the colonial period , a system that unquestionably affected the course of ...
... Africa which in recent years has attracted the entire world's attention and concern . It describes the educational system developed for Congolese during the colonial period , a system that unquestionably affected the course of ...
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United States. Office of Education. bod lootnotei ( Leopoldville ) ANGOLA UG RWAN BURU TAN JG N From 1908 Through World War II Tir UNDERSTAND. سی TLANTIC OCEAN CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC CONGO The Congo SUDAN ZAMBIA.
United States. Office of Education. bod lootnotei ( Leopoldville ) ANGOLA UG RWAN BURU TAN JG N From 1908 Through World War II Tir UNDERSTAND. سی TLANTIC OCEAN CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC CONGO The Congo SUDAN ZAMBIA.
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... Africans , described by many writers quite simply as paternalism , or a policy based on a principle of paternalism . A conviction seemed to abound that the wise approach toward the Africans was to concentrate on improving their material ...
... Africans , described by many writers quite simply as paternalism , or a policy based on a principle of paternalism . A conviction seemed to abound that the wise approach toward the Africans was to concentrate on improving their material ...
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... African areas in 1920 to study the educational situation there , stressed the Congo Gov- ernment's encouragement of ... African Survey . London : Oxford University Press , 1945 . Thomas Jesse Jones , Chairman . Education in Africa : A ...
... African areas in 1920 to study the educational situation there , stressed the Congo Gov- ernment's encouragement of ... African Survey . London : Oxford University Press , 1945 . Thomas Jesse Jones , Chairman . Education in Africa : A ...
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... African teachers in the area surrounding the station . By 1920 , when the Phelps - Stokes mission visited the Congo , these outpost schools were giving only the most rudimentary instruction , for their African teachers generally had ...
... African teachers in the area surrounding the station . By 1920 , when the Phelps - Stokes mission visited the Congo , these outpost schools were giving only the most rudimentary instruction , for their African teachers generally had ...
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