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Principles for Developing Competency-Based Education Programs

Sally M. Johnstone, Louis Soares

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In the twenty-first century, a high-quality, affordable postsecondary education is the key to both national competitiveness and individual success. So not surprisingly, public policymakers, student...

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In the twenty-first century, a high-quality, affordable postsecondary education is the key to both national competitiveness and individual success. So not surprisingly, public policymakers, student...

Key concepts: Medical education, Computer science, Mathematics education, Psychology, Medicine

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