Creative Problem Solving: A Means to Authentic and Purposeful Social Studies: The Social Studies: Vol 93, No 4

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Barbara H. Funnell

ALISON M. SEWELL teaches in the College of Education, at Massey University, in Palmerston North, New Zealand. SUE FULLER teaches at the Monrad Intermediate School, in Palmerston North. ROSEMARY C. MURPHY teaches at the Whakarongo School, in Palmerston North. BARBARA H. FUNNELL teaches at the North Street School in Feilding, New Zealand.

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