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Date: 2013-02-15 19:14:08
Learning
Educational technology
Project-based learning
Carol Kuhlthau
Learning to read
Inquiry-based learning
Differentiated instruction
Education
Educational psychology
Philosophy of education

International Reading Literacy Symposium University of Tokyo, Japan, Keynote – Carol Kuhlthau, Professor II Emerita, Rutgers University USA Children’s Reading in Guided Inquiry I am pleased to be here toda

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