THE INGLIS LECTURE - 1956 - IN SECONDARY EDUCATION - The American Student and the Non-Western World

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A collection of Inglis Lectures in secondary education, centered on mid-20th-century debates about schooling in the United States. The text lists lecture titles and authors spanning topics from educational opportunity and investment to controversial subjects, labor and wages, and the evolving common school. It culminates in a specific lecture on the American student’s relationship to the non-Western world, presented by Vera Micheles Dean and published in 1956 by Harvard University Press.

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THE INGLIS LECTURE

IN SECONDARY EDUCATION

The American Student and the Non-Western World

Milligan College Library31881000646071CB20.D4 Milligan College LibraryCB20.D4MMThe American student and the non-Western31881000646071 / # THE INGLIS LECTURE 1956 INGLIS LECTURESIN SECONDARY EDUCATION TRENDS IN AMERICAN SECONDARY EDUCATION.L.V.Koos.1926.$I.00. OPPORTUNITY AND AccOMPLISHMENT IN SECONDARY EDUCA-TION.P.H.Hanus.I926.$r.00. Do AMERICANS REALLY VALUE EDUCATION?Abraham Flexner.1927.SI.00. THE UNIQUE CHARACTER OF AMERICAN SECONDARY EDUCA-TION.C.H.Judd.I928.$I.00. THE GREAT INVESTMENT.T.H.Briggs.I930.$I.50. THE EvoLVING CoMMON ScHOOL.H.C.Morrison.I933.$I.00.THE TEACHING OF CoNTROVERSIAL SUBJECTS.E.L.Thorndike.1937·$I.00. SECONDARY EDUCATION AND LIFE.C.A.Prosser.I939.$r.00.WoRK,WAGES,AND EDUCATION.A.W.Williams.I940.$I.00.EDUCATION IN A WoRLD OF FEAR.M.A.May.1941.$r.00.THE RoLE OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IN EDUCATION.G.F.Zook.1945.$r.00. LABOR LooKS AT EDUCATION.Mark Starr.I946.$I.00. EQUALIZING EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES BEYOND THE SECOND-ARY ScHOOL.Ordway Tead.I947.SI.00. SoCIAL-CLASs INFLUENCES UPON LEARNING.Allison Davis.I948.$I.00. THE CULTIVATION OF IDIOSYNCRASY.Harold Benjamin.$I.50.THE ScHOOL IN AMERICAN CULTURE.Margaret Mead.r95I. $1.50. EDUCATION FOR ADVERSITY.Julius Seelye Bixler.I952.$I.50.LIBERAL EDUCATION RECONSIDERED.Theodore M.Greene.1953.$I.50. THE SUPERINTENDENCY oF PUBLIC ScHOOLs-AN ANXIOUs PRo-FESSION.Willard B.Spalding.1954.$1.50. LINGUISTIC ScIENCE AND THE TEACHING OF ENGLISH.HenryLee Smith,Jr.1956.$I.50. “...THE LAST BEST HOPE...”:DEMOCRACY MAKES New DE-MANDS ON EDUCATION.Henry Wyman Holmes.I955.$1.50.THE AMERICAN SrUDENT AND THE Non-WESTERN WoRLD.Vera Micheles Dean.1956.SI.50. # The American Studentand theNon-Western World The American Studentand theNon-Western World # VERA MICHELES DEAN Milligan College LibraryMIIllgan College,Tenn6Sso毒 HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS CAMBRIDGE,MASSACHUSETTS CB 20 COPYRIGHT,I956 BY THE PRESIDENT AND FELLOws OFHARVARD COLLEGE DISTRIBUTED IN GREAT BRITAIN BYGEOFFREY CUMBERLEGEOXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESSLONDON

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What is the main theme of the 1956 Inglis Lectures listed in the document?

The lectures focus on trends and issues in American secondary education, including opportunity, achievement, curriculum debates, and social influences on learning.

Who delivers the lecture titled "The American Student and the Non-Western World"?

Vera Micheles Dean delivers the lecture on "The American Student and the Non-Western World".

When were the Inglis Lectures published and who is the publisher?

The document shows a 1956 publication and lists Harvard University Press (Cambridge, Massachusetts) as the publisher, with distribution information for Great Britain.

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