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Analysis of a Team Teaching and of a Self-Contained Homeroom Experiment in Grades Five and Six

Joseph JacksonPublic SchoolsDearborn, Michigan
Pages 317-331 | Published online: 29 Jan 2015

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Giulia Bardaglio, Danilo Marasso, Francesca Magno, Emanuela Rabaglietti & Silvia Ciairano. (2015) Team-teaching in physical education for promoting coordinative motor skills in children: the more you invest the more you get. Physical Education and Sport Pedagogy 20:3, pages 268-282.
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David G. Armstrong. (2016) Team Teaching and Academic Achievement. Review of Educational Research 47:1, pages 65-86.
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