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AN EXPLORATORY STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF SOCIO‐ECONOMIC STATUS ON LEARNING

Vidya Bhushan Laval University, Québec
Pages 219-224 | Published online: 09 Jul 2006

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DavidC. Hughes & NeilA. Reid. (1975) Programmed Learning and Conventional Teaching. Educational Research 18:1, pages 54-61.
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Bill Quinn, Adrian Van Mondfrans & Blaine R Worthen. (2016) Cost-Effectiveness of Two Math Programs as Moderated by Pupil SES. Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis 6:1, pages 39-52.
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David C. Berliner & Leonard S. Cahen. (1972) TRAIT-TREATMENT INTERACTIONS AND LEARNING1. ETS Research Bulletin Series 1972:1, pages i-71.
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