Time and School Learning: Theory, Research and PracticeLorin W. Anderson CUP Archive, 1984 - 260 |
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Spis treści
Progress of an Idea | 15 |
Attention Tasks and Time Lorin W Anderson | 46 |
the Structuring of School Time | 69 |
the Activity | 91 |
Time Achievement and Teacher Development W John Smyth | 128 |
a Review Lorin W Anderson | 143 |
Timeuse and the Provision of Adaptive Instruction | 167 |
an R and Dbased | 204 |
a Case Study of | 228 |
Notes on Contributors | 253 |
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Time and School Learning (1984): Theory, Research and Practice Lorin Anderson Ograniczony podgląd - 2018 |
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