A study of how interviews with students in elementary education relate (1) to retention in the program and (2) to the ability of staff members to predict survival in the program

Pogue, Betty, 1926-

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A study of how interviews with students in elementary education relate (1) to retention in the program and (2) to the ability of staff members to predict survival in the program

Pogue, Betty, 1926-

Advisor: Mascho, Beth Vail

Date: 1961

Other Identifiers: LD2489.Z72 1961 .P63

CardCat URL: http://liblink.bsu.edu/catkey/422132

Degree: Thesis (M.A.)

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A study of how interviews with students in elementary education relate (1) to retention in the program and (2) to the ability of staff members to predict survival in the program

A study of how interviews with students in elementary education relate (1) to retention in the program and (2) to the ability of staff members to predict survival in the program

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