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Teacher Advisory Programs—Strategies for Successful Implementation

Robert E. Shockley, Richard Schumacher, Denis Smith

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An extended guidance program is critically important to the success of a middle level program, according to these writers, who outline the steps needed to implement such a program.

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An extended guidance program is critically important to the success of a middle level program, according to these writers, who outline the steps needed to implement such a program.

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An extended guidance program is critically important to the success of a middle level program, according to these writers, who outline the steps needed to implement such a program.

Key concepts: Mathematics education, Pedagogy, Psychology

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