Cross-Curricular Learning 3-14SAGE Publications, 2007 M01 19 - 280 páginas This book demonstrates planning and assessing cross-curricular instruction to ensure that all curriculum areas are covered and provides examples of what it looks like in the classroom. |
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What are the contributions of modern psychology? | 100 |
We learn according | 125 |
What principles should we apply? | 145 |
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