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Short communication | International Journal of Progressive Education 2013, Vol. 9(3) 8-13

Editorial Statement What’s Next?: The Future of Progressivism as an “Infinite Succession of Presents”

Maureen P. Hogan, & Bertram C. Bruce

pp. 8 - 13   |  Manu. Number: ijpe.2013.002

Published online: October 15, 2013  |   Number of Views: 70  |  Number of Download: 285


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APA 6th edition
Hogan, M.P. & Bruce, B.C. (2013). Editorial Statement What’s Next?: The Future of Progressivism as an “Infinite Succession of Presents” . International Journal of Progressive Education, 9(3), 8-13.

Harvard
Hogan, M. and Bruce, B. (2013). Editorial Statement What’s Next?: The Future of Progressivism as an “Infinite Succession of Presents” . International Journal of Progressive Education, 9(3), pp. 8-13.

Chicago 16th edition
Hogan, Maureen P. and Bertram C. Bruce (2013). "Editorial Statement What’s Next?: The Future of Progressivism as an “Infinite Succession of Presents” ". International Journal of Progressive Education 9 (3):8-13.

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