'Value judgments' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter Two

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Studying Human Sexuality

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RESEARCH QUESTION

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Global Marketing Management Social Responsibility & Ethics in Global Marketing

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Peer Observation & Connecting to the Kentucky Framework for Teaching

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MASS COMMUNICATION

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Distinguishing Facts from Opinions

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Scarcity, Choice, and Opportunity Cost Chapter 1 Section 1

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Ecological Restoration and Invasive Species

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Evaluation Paper

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Selection and formulation of a research problem

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Nature of Politics

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Scarcity and the Factors of Production Ch.1-1

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Evidence: what the teacher is doing or saying; what students are doing or saying

Evidence: what the teacher is doing or saying; what students are doing or saying. Script evidence. Script what you see and hear: what the teacher does and says what students do and say.

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Evidence: what the teacher is doing or saying; what students are doing or saying

Evidence: what the teacher is doing or saying; what students are doing or saying. Script evidence. Script what you see and hear: what the teacher does and says what students do and say.

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