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Effective Teaming for Student Learning

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Comparative Study of Braille Grade One and a Half and Braille Grade Two

A Son Of The Gods

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Evaluating What Works

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Background, Problems, and Suggested Changes: a Report to the 38th Legislative Assembly

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The Routledge Reader in Gender and Performance

Edwin L Sheppard:40 Botanical Bird Prints: Ornithology Ephemera for Framing, Home Decor and Collages

Vintage Art

The Transient, the Emperor, and the Man Left Alone

Race, Gender, and Immigration in American Elections

Nowhere to Run

Souvenir De L'Inauguration Du Monument Eleve A Arnold Guyot (1892)

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A Reflection Upon a Scripture Text for Every Day in the Year. Republ. by M.L.M

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Building Traditions in Eleventh- and Twelfth-Century Europe

Medieval Irish Architecture and the Concept of Romanesque

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Meeting in the Mountains

Un Curé De Province

The Life of Joseph Addison Alexander; Volume 2

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The Evolving Role of the Chief Learning Officer

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—Ann Lieberman, Senior Scholar at Stanford University

‘Amanda Datnow and Vicki Park supply a vivid, detailed account of teacher collaborations that are propelled by teachers’ own commitments to equity and excellence and that are informed by data that the teachers find relevant and meaningful.　 This book is the welcome result of in-depth studies of data use and teacher collaboration in elementary schools, further enriched by the authors’ decades of professional experience with teachers and school leaders. Its take-away lessons and reflection points will resonate with teachers, leaders, and others seeking to build and sustain robust teacher collaboration that benefits children.’
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Teacher Learning Towards Equitable and Excellent Schools

Professional Collaboration with Purpose

`This volume is an informative, stimulating and timely book...there is much in it for informed museum visitor to enjoy and muse over...We should all take heart from the energy, conviction and commitment expressed by these various authors: with their passionate belief in the continuing and renewed value of museums we can be confident that if our paymasters are also convinced, that museums will be flourishing and growing well into the 21st century.' - Museum News

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