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This article focuses on the educational research in the field of measurement, guidance, child development, educational psychology, group methods and social influence upon educational processes in Great Britain. The role of tests of interests in connection with choosing a grammar or a technical secon...

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Published in:Review of Educational Research Vol. 27; no. 1; pp. 139 - 159
Main Author: Peel, E. A.
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Published: Sage Publications Inc. Feb1957
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