Education, Volúmenes94-95New England Publishing Company, 1973 |
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... areas in which the two agree . Most of the difficulty that teachers have during negotiation results from a tendency to focus on areas of disagreement rather than on areas of agreement . By beginning with areas of agreement , even though ...
... areas in which the two agree . Most of the difficulty that teachers have during negotiation results from a tendency to focus on areas of disagreement rather than on areas of agreement . By beginning with areas of agreement , even though ...
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... areas of difficulty as per- ceived by student teachers . To obtain the data , 325 secondary school student teachers responded to a pre and post test which included fourteen problems typically encountered by teachers . A fifteenth area ...
... areas of difficulty as per- ceived by student teachers . To obtain the data , 325 secondary school student teachers responded to a pre and post test which included fourteen problems typically encountered by teachers . A fifteenth area ...
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... Areas of low percent score , especially those below the national norm , generally received greater emphasis dur- ing curriculum development by being as- signed a greater number of teaching days during the 78 - day semester than areas of ...
... Areas of low percent score , especially those below the national norm , generally received greater emphasis dur- ing curriculum development by being as- signed a greater number of teaching days during the 78 - day semester than areas of ...
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Toward Bicultural Education for the Southwestern | 18 |
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