Manuscript A follow up study of the graduates of one of the oldest existing American Jewish day schools : the Rabbi Jacob Joseph School
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Doctoral Dissertation / Open Access
Abstract
It is hoped that this study can determine the
influences of an intensive type of Jewish day school upon
its graduates. Particularly, this writer seeks to determine
whether various patterns of social, occupational, educational, and religious attitudes are a result of their educational experience. We shall attempt to determine whether
these influences are matters of home attitude, rearing, or
previous schooling. It is hoped that the data derived from
the questionnaire will shed light on these questions. (from Introduction)
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Pinsky, I.I. (1961). Manuscript A follow up study of the graduates of one of the oldest existing American Jewish day schools : the Rabbi Jacob Joseph School [Doctoral dissertation, Yeshiva University].
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