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2016: Volume 2, Issue 1
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The Educational Change Process in Ghana and Nigeria: An Evaluation of the Junior Secondary School Innovation
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The Changing Discourse of Curriculum Reform in Contemporary Taiwan - A Foucauldian Approach
Chin-ju Mao
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Perceptions of Learning Concept Among Malaysian Courseware Developers
Norfadilah Kamaruddin
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Exploring the Content of Young ChildrenâÂ?Â?s Multidimensional Voice Related to School Contexts
Anja Tertoolen
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E-Learning Strategy in Higher Educational Institutions in India
Dr.J. Eugene I Pradeepkumar,
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Teaching Methodology and Social Cognition in Primary School Children: A Study of Semi Urban and Rural, Talk Chalk and Nali Kali Schools
Archana Bhat Kallahalla
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Literature as a Tool in Multicultural Education: Perceptions of Finnish Student Teachers on Reading Multicultural Literature in Finland
Juli-Anna Aerila
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