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Othello

William Shakespeare

1622 ★ 3.8

Macbeth

William Shakespeare

1508 ★ 4.0

King Lear

William Shakespeare

1619 ★ 4.0

Homeschooling for Dummies

Jennifer Kaufeld

2001

Improving urban science education

Kenneth George Tobin, Rowhea Elmesky, Gale Seiler et al.

2005

Ballet

Bent Schonberg, Anna Paskevska

1990

Education and democracy

Robert Orrill

1997

100 top picks for homeschool curriculum

Cathy Duffy

2005

Information for graduate students in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering

University of Illinois (Urbana-Champaign campus)

1954

Reading Comprehension

Kimbell-Lopez Kimberly

2003

Classical scholarship and classical learning

Donaldson, John William

1856

Learning strategies

John Donald Nisbet

1986

God and man at Yale

William F. Buckley

1977

Deaf learners

David S. Martin, Donald F. Moores

2006

Emergent curriculum in early childhood settings

Susan Stacey

2008

Early childhood curriculum

Rae Ann Hirsh

2003

Creating the curriculum

Dominic Wyse

2012

Secondary curriculum for a changing world

Frank L. Steeves

1978

Minds in motion

Susan Griss

1998

Key concepts for understanding curriculum

Colin J. Marsh

1992

Announcement 1917-1918

Kansas State Agricultural College. Division of Home Economics

1917

Edible object talks that teach about Jesus

Susan L. Lingo

2000

The Learning Wheel

Annabelle Nelson

1994

Forgiveness (Aglow Bible Study)

Eva Gibson

1999

Families, Schools, and Communities

Hilary Roberts-King, Patricia Scully, Chandler H. Barbour

2014

Parenting children of divorce

Peter Barnett

1980

Continuing issues in early childhood education

Stephanie Feeney, Alice Galper, Carol Seefeldt

2008

Education on the wild side

Michael L. Johnson

1993

Aligning standards & curriculum for classroom success

Daniel M. Perna, Daniel M Perna, James R. Davis

2007

IOP mathematics grades 8 to 11

Integrated Occupational Program

2003

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