Correspondence Study In Universities And Colleges
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In this book, Arthur Jay Klein explores the world of correspondence study in universities and colleges. He discusses the history of distance learning, the growth of correspondence courses, and their impact on education. Klein also provides insights into the advantages and disadvantages of this mode of learning, and how it evolved into what we know today.
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