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PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS

PROGRAMMED THINKING

E. A. Peel
Pages 151-157 | Published online: 09 Jul 2006

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Adrian Thomas. (1970) A STUDY IN THE EVALUATION OF SOME JUNIOR SCHOOL SCIENCE PROGRAMS. Programmed Learning and Educational Technology 7:3, pages 206-227.
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Henry H. Emurian. (2005) Web-based programmed instruction: evidence of rule-governed learning. Computers in Human Behavior 21:6, pages 893-915.
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Henry H Emurian. (2004) A programmed instruction tutoring system for Java™: consideration of learning performance and software self-efficacy. Computers in Human Behavior 20:3, pages 423-459.
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