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Facilitating learning organizations

Victoria J. Marsick

1999

How the Special Needs Brain Learns

David A. Sousa

2001

Improving Learning How to Learn

Mary James

2007

Macmillan McGraw-Hill Florida treasures

Donald R. Bear

2009

Student learning in physical education

Catherine D. Ennis, Stephen J. Silverman

2003

Learning all the time

John Caldwell Holt, John Holt, JOHN HOLT

1989

Awakening the Child Heart

Carla Hannaford

2002

The society of mind

Marvin Minsky

1986 ★ 3.8

The knowledge web

Marc Eisenstadt, Tom Vincent

1998

Cognition in human motivation and learning

John William Atkinson

1981

Understanding by Design

Grant P. Wiggins, Jay McTighe

1998

How people learn

Rodney R. Cocking, John Bransford

1999

Teaching alone, teaching together

James L. Bess

2000

Guided inquiry

Carol Collier Kuhlthau

2007

The learning portfolio

John Zubizarreta

2004

Cognitive coaching

Jane Ellison, Carolee Hayes

2003

Begin here

Jacques Barzun

1991

Meaningful learning with technology

David H. Jonassen

2008

Perspectives on thinking, learning, and cognitive styles

Li-fang Zhang

2001

Lay down my sword and shield

James Lee Burke

1971

Facilitating reflective learning in higher education

Anne Brockbank

1998

Chemical transfer of learned information

Ejnar J. Fjerdingstad

1971

Children's mathematical thinking

Baroody, Arthur J.

1987

Areas of learning basic to lifelong education

Paul Lengrand

1986

Asking the right questions

Edie L. Holcomb

1996

How children learn to read

Peggy McCardle, Ken Pugh

2009

Spel-- is a four-letter word

J. Richard Gentry

1987

Learning

Winfred F. Hill

1963

10 best teaching practices

Donna Walker Tileston

2000

Work Group Learning

Manuel London

2007

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