ED 1.310/2:318227
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Bridges to academic writing |
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ED 1.310/2:318230
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The uses of baby talk |
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ED 1.310/2:318231
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Incorporating dialect study into the language arts class |
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ED 1.310/2:318272
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Rock Valley College private sector partnerships for English literacy final report, August 12, 1987 - June 30, 1988 / |
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ED 1.310/2:318275
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English as a second language language experience approach : instructional guide and ESL reader / |
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ED 1.310/2:318276
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Handbook for volunteer ESL literacy teachers |
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ED 1.310/2:318281
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Parenting curriculum for language minority parents |
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ED 1.310/2:318285
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Talking shop a curriculum sourcebook for participatory adult ESL / |
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ED 1.310/2:318303
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English as a second language (ESL) tutor training guide : a set of five modules for use in training volunteer ESL tutors / |
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ED 1.310/2:318310
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Signs & traces model indicators of college student learning in the disciplines / |
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ED 1.310/2:318371
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The causes and consequences of enrollments in higher education evidence from the National Longitudinal Study of the Class of 1972 : final report to the U.S. Department of Education / |
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ED 1.310/2:318869
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Proceedings for Forum on Integrating Occupational and Academic Education |
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ED 1.310/2:319067
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The right to read censorship in the school library / |
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ED 1.310/2:319107
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School principal selection practices five case studies / |
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ED 1.310/2:319108
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Selected speeches, addresses, remarks, and testimony of Christopher T. Cross, Assistant Secretary of Education for Educational Research and Improvement, October 23 - December 11, 1989 |
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ED 1.310/2:319110
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Minorities and women in educational administration |
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ED 1.310/2:319142
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Just what the doctor should have ordered a prescription for sex-fair school health services / |
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ED 1.310/2:319145
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Designing programs for new teachers the California experience / |
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ED 1.310/2:319148
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Criteria for the selection of drug abuse prevention curricula a workbook / |
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ED 1.310/2:319149
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Substance abuse among juvenile delinquents and gang members |
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