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... needs of the Commonwealth as a whole . But we are entitled to regard them as a not inconsiderable beginning to a process which we are sure will extend and proliferate in the years to come . We said earlier in our report that no country ...
... needs of the Commonwealth as a whole . But we are entitled to regard them as a not inconsiderable beginning to a process which we are sure will extend and proliferate in the years to come . We said earlier in our report that no country ...
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... needs and resources of the Commonwealth in mind . II . GENERAL STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM 3. Our first task was to consider whether we could make some assessment of the needs of the Commonwealth countries for teachers at different levels ...
... needs and resources of the Commonwealth in mind . II . GENERAL STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM 3. Our first task was to consider whether we could make some assessment of the needs of the Commonwealth countries for teachers at different levels ...
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... needs which were expressed , and the extent to which facilities might be made available 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 ...
... needs which were expressed , and the extent to which facilities might be made available 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 ...
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a Training College Staff | 29 |
INTRACOMMONWEALTH MACHINERY | 36 |
COMMONWEALTH EDUCATION CONFERENCE | 41 |
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 11 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1959 |
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