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COMPARISON OF STUDENT PERFORMANCE AND ATTITUDE UNDER THREE IESSONSEIECTION STRATEGIES IN COMPUTER-ASSISTED INSTRUCTION by Marian H. Beard, Paul V. Lorton, Barbara W. Searle, and R. C. Atkinson TECHNICAL REPORT NO. 222
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Document Date: 2008-09-22 18:12:23


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Computer-assisted Mathematical Studies Stanford University / INSTITUTE FOR MATHEMATICAL STUDIES IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES STANFORD UNIVERSITY STANFORD / /

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office of Naval Research Arlington / Institute for Mathematical Studies / Psychological Sciences Division / office of Naval Research ARPA Order / Advanced Research Projects Agency / office of Naval Research / Department of Defense / WORK UNIT NUMBERS Institute for Mathematical StUdies / Advanced Projects Research Agency / U. S. Government / Stanford University / STANFORD UNIVERSITY STANFORD / /

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Paul V. Lorton / Barbara W. Searle / Marian H. Beard / Joseph Young / /

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California / /

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Stanford University / /

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