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Teaching struggling students in math : too many grades of D or F? / Bill Hanlon.
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Author/Creator:
Hanlon, William, 1950-
Language:
English
Publication:
Lanham, Maryland : Rowan & Littlefield Education, Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc., [2012]
Copyright notice:
©2012
Format:
Book
x, 151 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Contents:
Preparation matters!
Balanced delivery of instruction
Instruction : components of an effective lesson
Note-taking
Homework
Test preparation
The test
Student-teacher relationships
Next steps.
Subjects:
Mathematics
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Study and teaching.
Effective teaching.
Mathematical ability
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Testing.
Learning disabled children
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Education.
ISBN:
9781475800685
1475800681
9781475800692
147580069X
9781475800708
1475800703
Catkey: 9853418
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