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A research paper on MLRs
This paper describes the theory behind each of the routines and the routines themselves in detail.
- Resource details
- Purpose
- Professional learning Research
- Audience
- Teachers
- Format
- Downloadable resource
- Publisher
- Stanford Graduate School of Education
- Copyright
- © Stanford University. Creative Commons BY 4.0.
- Other terms
- vocabulary routine
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