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Eye on Education
Language
English

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Subjects
Mathematics, Classroom management, Study and teaching, Group work in education, Teacher-student relationships

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2009, Eye on Education
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Larchmont, NY

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Dewey Decimal Class
507.1
Library of Congress
QA11.2 .S865 2009

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Pagination
p. cm.

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OL23554104M
ISBN 13
9781596671270
LCCN
2009022796

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