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Curriculum instructional methods for the elementary school :

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Lemlech, J K

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TextLanguage: English Publication details: : Macmillan publishing company, New yorkDescription: viii 408pSubject(s):

Elementary School Teaching - Handbook manuals etc. | Elementary education | Curriculum | Class room management - Handbooks, manuals etc. | Insutructional method | Education, Elementary - Curricula - Handbooks, manuals etc

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