Univ. of North Florida, Jacksonville. Textbook with each chapter beginning with an extended case study that is integrated and elaborated throughout the chapter. Interactive CD contains simulations of classic educational psychology experiments and their implications in the classroom. Previous edition: c1999. System requirements are not cited. For undergraduates in elementary education. Soft.

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Garry, Stuart

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A guide for teachers provides a three-phase teaching model to create a successful learner-centered classroom environment.

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Jacobsen, David A.

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Kauchak, Don P.

Burbank, Mary D.

Pearson

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