An edition of Den moderne patriarken (1989)

Patterns for thinking, patterns for transfer

a cooperative team approach for critical and creative thinking in the classroom

4th ed.
Patterns for thinking, patterns for transfer
Karl Molin, Robin Fogarty
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An edition of Den moderne patriarken (1989)

Patterns for thinking, patterns for transfer

a cooperative team approach for critical and creative thinking in the classroom

4th ed.

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Publisher
IRI Group
Language
English
Pages
326

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Edition Availability
Cover of: Den moderne patriarken
Den moderne patriarken: om arbetsledarna och samhällsomvandlingen 1905-1935
1998, Almqvist & Wiksell International
in Swedish
Cover of: Patterns for thinking, patterns for transfer
Patterns for thinking, patterns for transfer: a cooperative team approach for critical and creative thinking in the classroom
1993, IRI/SkyLight Educational Training and Publishing Inc.
in English - 2nd [SkyLight] ed.
Cover of: Patterns for thinking, patterns for transfer

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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 269-274).

Published in
Palatine, Ill. (200 E. Wood St., Suite 250, Palatine 60067)

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
370.15/2
Library of Congress
LB1590.3 .F64 1989

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Pagination
xi, 326 p. :
Number of pages
326

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL1643702M
LCCN
91198916

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