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Teaching methodologies

Last updated on 13 July 2007

Practical tips for teaching large classes: a teacherÂ?s guide

This UNESCO guide attempts to present a variety of practical methods and practices that could be useful for teachers who need to deal with a large class every day. (UNESCO Bangkok: 2006) More info >>

Alternative models for secondary education in developing countries

This paper seeks to contribute to the international discussion of the potential of alternative models to provide secondary school education in developing countries. (American Institutes for Research: Jan 2003) More info >>

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