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An International Perspective on Teaching and Meaningful Learning in Mathematics, Science and Knowledge Management

Achieving gender equity in science class: Shift from competition to cooperative learning

G.O. Esiobu
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Management perception of introducing social networking sites as a knowledge management tool in higher education: A case study

Elaine Garcia; Fenio Annansingh; Ibrahim Elbeltagi
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Science, mathematics and technology teachers' perception of school environment: Gender differences

Helen Odogwu; S.A. Adeyemo; J.A. Jimoh; R.O. Yewonde
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The contribution of simulations to the practical work of Foundation Physics students at the University of Limpopo

Motlalepula Rebecca Mhlongo; Jeanne Kriek; Ilsa Basson
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