Educational Psychology
by Daniel Starch
Publisher: MacMillan 1926
ISBN/ASIN: 140676468X
Number of pages: 506
Description:
The preparation of this book has been carried out according to two fundamental purposes: First, to present that material which seems to be most useful and relevant to the problems of educational psychology; and second, to maintain a strictly experimental, scientific viewpoint in discussing these problems.
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