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... meet in those countries whose traditional craftsmen have not sufficient general education to benefit by teacher-training and whose educated members lack craft skill. Since some of these countries might not individually be able to ...
... meet in those countries whose traditional craftsmen have not sufficient general education to benefit by teacher-training and whose educated members lack craft skill. Since some of these countries might not individually be able to ...
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... meet them . In those paragraphs we do not attempt to give exhaustive lists either of needs or of facilities , or to limit the scope of future co - operation and mutual assistance . Further needs doubtless exist , and more are likely to ...
... meet them . In those paragraphs we do not attempt to give exhaustive lists either of needs or of facilities , or to limit the scope of future co - operation and mutual assistance . Further needs doubtless exist , and more are likely to ...
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... meet the special needs of the family unit which predominates in farming ; educational openings are provided to meet the wants of all members of the family , young or old , male or female . We must have the same initiative and drive in ...
... meet the special needs of the family unit which predominates in farming ; educational openings are provided to meet the wants of all members of the family , young or old , male or female . We must have the same initiative and drive in ...
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a Training College Staff | 29 |
INTRACOMMONWEALTH MACHINERY | 36 |
COMMONWEALTH EDUCATION CONFERENCE | 41 |
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Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 11 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1959 |
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