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sex education in elementary school
AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1960EX IS A SIMPLE, one syllable word, and yet it is probably the most emotion-packed, overworked, and oversimplified word in the English language. Sex has been with us quite a bit longer than algebra, French grammar, or English literature, but "sex education" is still regarded with dark suspicion and no little resistance by a wide segment of the public ...
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Educational Leadership and Academic Achievement in Elementary Education
School Effectiveness and School Improvement, 1990Abstract The educational leadership of 275 Dutch principals in elementary education was investigated on the basis of teachers’ assessments. Educational leadership is the capacity or ability of a principal to stimulate, support and supervise teachers, so that the latter may execute their tasks as well and as effectively as possible.
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E-learning in Elementary Education
2012E-learning (EL) is defined as communication and learning activities through computers and networks. EL in elementary education is mainly blended with having a teacher present who is steering, at least in a broad sense, what goes on. After defining key terms and introducing pioneers, the main advantages and disadvantages of EL are discussed.
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Development of STEM-Based AI Education Program for Sustainable Improvement of Elementary Learners
Sustainability, 2022Soon Ki Jung, Junhyeok Jang
exaly
Entrepreneurial self-efficacy among elementary students: the role of entrepreneurship education
Heliyon, 2021Heri Yanto +2 more
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2016
In this chapter, we turn our attention to how Chinese literacy is taught to native Chinese speakers in the Chinese-speaking world. Delving into the literature on the subject, the author illuminates common L1-literacy strategies employed by Chinese children, and how they are specifically-tailored for the Chinese script.
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In this chapter, we turn our attention to how Chinese literacy is taught to native Chinese speakers in the Chinese-speaking world. Delving into the literature on the subject, the author illuminates common L1-literacy strategies employed by Chinese children, and how they are specifically-tailored for the Chinese script.
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