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Teaching and the quality of time

James Herbert

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Abstract There is a tide in the affairs of students that taken at its crest leads on to learning.

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Abstract There is a tide in the affairs of students that taken at its crest leads on to learning.

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Abstract There is a tide in the affairs of students that taken at its crest leads on to learning.

Key concepts: Quality (philosophy), Psychology, Mathematics education, Pedagogy, Higher education, Political science, Epistemology, Philosophy

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