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Developing The Self-Concept Of The Intermediate Age Child Through Literature, Janet Ann Mccool Munjas
Developing The Self-Concept Of The Intermediate Age Child Through Literature, Janet Ann Mccool Munjas
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A Description Of The Teacher's Perception Of Fifth Grade Student's Behavior And The Student's Perception Of His Self-Esteem, Kathleen Marie Sims Driesen
A Description Of The Teacher's Perception Of Fifth Grade Student's Behavior And The Student's Perception Of His Self-Esteem, Kathleen Marie Sims Driesen
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Believing In Myself, My Family, And My Community": Activities To Enhance The Primary Social Studies Curriculum ", Mary Elaine Elizabeth Worman
Believing In Myself, My Family, And My Community": Activities To Enhance The Primary Social Studies Curriculum ", Mary Elaine Elizabeth Worman
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Evaluating The Effects Of A Planned Program In Teacher-Pupil Relationships On Student Self-Concept: And Student Feelings Of Belonging Or Being Cared For, Patricia Louise Albers Lockard
Evaluating The Effects Of A Planned Program In Teacher-Pupil Relationships On Student Self-Concept: And Student Feelings Of Belonging Or Being Cared For, Patricia Louise Albers Lockard
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Positive Reinforcement And Its Effects On A Student's Self-Esteem And Reading Achievement, Patricia Sipan
Positive Reinforcement And Its Effects On A Student's Self-Esteem And Reading Achievement, Patricia Sipan
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The Differences In Academic Self-Concept Of Fourth And Fifth Grade Students In Multi-Age Classrooms: As Compared To Single Grade Classrooms Due To The Effects Of Ability Grouping, Barbara Lee Heller Westendorf
The Differences In Academic Self-Concept Of Fourth And Fifth Grade Students In Multi-Age Classrooms: As Compared To Single Grade Classrooms Due To The Effects Of Ability Grouping, Barbara Lee Heller Westendorf
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