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Teaching styles and pupil progress

Teaching styles and pupil progress

by Neville Bennett

1976Academic achievementElementary EducationElementary school teachingOpen plan schoolsTeaching
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Academic achievementElementary EducationElementary school teachingOpen plan schoolsTeachingCentres d'intérêt (Pédagogie)
First published 1976

Setting

CumbriaLancashire

About the author

Neville Bennett

1937

Author

Neville Bennett

First published

1976

Pages

201

Read time

≈ 5h

Editions

3

Language

English

Publisher

Open Book Publishing

ISBN

0674870956

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