The Journal of Education, Issues 20-21Faculty of Education, University of British Columbia., 1974 - Education |
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Page 123
... involved at least three different types of strategies and was hopelessly confounded with the entire range of school and environmental effects during the extended treatment period . Furthermore , the rating of dependent pupil behaviors ...
... involved at least three different types of strategies and was hopelessly confounded with the entire range of school and environmental effects during the extended treatment period . Furthermore , the rating of dependent pupil behaviors ...
Page 19
... involved and the number of approaches has been reduced to two . In both of these the classroom materials are being further refined and adapted to the different class levels . One of the approaches being used is the A.V.E.R. approach ...
... involved and the number of approaches has been reduced to two . In both of these the classroom materials are being further refined and adapted to the different class levels . One of the approaches being used is the A.V.E.R. approach ...
Page 37
... involved with students in a school over one year and become quasi - consultants or even " spare " teachers , communications seem to improve . The questionnaire results read : Do you consider communication with the new program : better ...
... involved with students in a school over one year and become quasi - consultants or even " spare " teachers , communications seem to improve . The questionnaire results read : Do you consider communication with the new program : better ...
Contents
A Profile | 9 |
The Curricu | 41 |
DANIEL E WILLIAMS 95 Social Studies in Three Cultures | 115 |
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