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AER 48 Balancing approaches: Revisiting research on teaching students with learning difficulties

Ellis, L. A. Balancing approaches: Revisiting the educational psychology research on teaching students with learning difficulties, Australian Education Review No 48. Melbourne : ACER. It included a Foreword by Professor Peter Freebody. This title was published 19 October 2005.

Media Release: A balanced approach needed for students with learning difficulties

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