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A COMPARISON OF THREE METHODS OF TEACHING PROBLEM-SOLVING STRATEGIES TO NAVAJO STUDENTS: VERBAL INSTRUCTION, MODELING, AND MODELING PLUS SELF-SPEECH TRAINING.

JOHN RICHARD SCHNEIDER, University of Nebraska - Lincoln

Abstract

Abstract not available

Subject Area

Educational psychology

Recommended Citation

SCHNEIDER, JOHN RICHARD, "A COMPARISON OF THREE METHODS OF TEACHING PROBLEM-SOLVING STRATEGIES TO NAVAJO STUDENTS: VERBAL INSTRUCTION, MODELING, AND MODELING PLUS SELF-SPEECH TRAINING." (1974). ETD collection for University of Nebraska - Lincoln. AAI7423938.
https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/dissertations/AAI7423938

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