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REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

SORSOGON STATE UNIVERSITY


SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES(SGS)/OFFICE OF ADVANCED EDUCATION
4700 SORSOGON CITY

ASSIGNMENT No. 4 BARCELONA, GOLDINE F.


Date Due: July 2,2021 MAT-THE-2

EDUCATION 502: Philosophical, Sociological and Psychological Foundations of


Education

Stephen Henry S. Totanes, Ph.D.


Associate Professor V

Bibliography of Online Sources(20 Titles): Discipline of History, Philosophy,


Sociology and Psychology

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Discipline of Philosophy;

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Discipline of Sociology;

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Discipline of History;

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