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A Self‐Learning Scheme in Applied Science (Physics and Chemistry) for Students of Widely‐Varying Background Knowledge

A. Milson Sheffield Polytechnic, Sheffield, England
Pages 363-372 | Published online: 09 Jul 2006

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Joan Horsey & A. Milson. (1980) A Self‐teaching Scheme in Applied Science (Physics and Chemistry) for Students of Widely Varying Background Knowledge. Programmed Learning and Educational Technology 17:1, pages 36-40.
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G.C. Fisher & J.B. McGarvey. (1979) The Development of an Environmental Science Degree Program in the United Kingdom. The Journal of Environmental Education 10:4, pages 28-32.
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Trevor Habeshaw & Peter Attoe. (1978) A new approach to teaching and learning in immunochemistry. Biochemical Education 6:4, pages 87-99.
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