Science: An Elementary Teacher's Guide
Publisher: Wikibooks 2017
Number of pages: 232
Description:
This book serves as a guide for elementary teachers to effectively teach science in their classrooms. It is also intended to provide elementary education majors with the science background they need for their qualifying exams.
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