Citizenship Foundation Making sense of citizenship, chapter 7: 'Learning & teaching strategies'

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Making sense of citizenship, chapter 7: 'Learning & teaching strategies'

Edited by Ted Huddleston & David Kerr

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Date Published

2006

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Pre-school - 16-19

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ISBN: 978-0-340-92681-9

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This is a free chapter from the CPD handbook for Citizenship (the full publication is available from Hodder & Stoughton for �25).

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