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Issues and trends in american education

A closer look at the brain as related to teachers and learners

Elaine Haglund Associate professor Department of Educational Psychology and Social Foundations, California State University, Long Beach
Pages 225-234 | Published online: 04 Nov 2009

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Jin Seon Kim & Jun Young Shim. (2015) The Characteristics and Relationships of Learning Abilities by Brain Preference and EEG According to Elementary School Students Academic Achievement Level. Korean Journal of Child Studies 36:6, pages 85-100.
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