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Development of Social Skills and the Use of the Microcomputer in the Primary School Classroom [1]

Peter Kutnick Institute of Continuing and Professional Education, University of Sussex
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David Marshall Institute of Continuing and Professional Education, University of Sussex
Pages 517-533 | Published online: 02 Aug 2006

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Peter Kutnick. (1997) Computer‐based problem‐solving: the effects of group composition and social skills on a cognitive, joint action task. Educational Research 39:2, pages 135-147.
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Peter Williams. (1996) Resourcing for the Future? Information Technology Provision and Competency Questions for School‐based Initial Teacher Education. Journal of Information Technology for Teacher Education 5:3, pages 271-282.
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A. Jackson & P. Kutnick. (2008) Groupwork and computers: task type and children's performance. Journal of Computer Assisted Learning 12:3, pages 162-171.
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Michael Eraut. (2016) Groupwork with Computers in British Primary Schools. Journal of Educational Computing Research 13:1, pages 61-87.
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