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The child's perception of the learning process

Jonathan R. Cook

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Abstract

I want in this article to give most of the space to the voices of children; if we want to understand their perceptions of the learning process, it makes good sense to ask them: about what they do in school, how they do it, what they think and how they feel.

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I want in this article to give most of the space to the voices of children; if we want to understand their perceptions of the learning process, it makes good sense to ask them: about what they do in school, how they do it, what they think and how they feel.

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I want in this article to give most of the space to the voices of children; if we want to understand their perceptions of the learning process, it makes good sense to ask them: about what they do in school, how they do it, what they think and how they feel.

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