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Sustainable and Evidence-based Learning and Teaching Approaches to the Undergraduate Psychology Curriculum
Resource Information
- Year Published:
- 2008
- Author/s:
- Institutions:
- The University of New South Wales (Lead)
Publications
| File | Size |
|---|---|
| Final Report | 1.09 MB |
| Executive Summary | 66.6 KB |
| ALTC Exchange - Psychology Undergraduate Resources | 1010.43 KB |
| ALTC Exchange and the APEN Forum | 656.69 KB |
The information on this resource's page was correct as of 28 August, 2009.
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