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EDUC 298: Intro to Research in School Psychology F11
Intro to Research in School Psychology. Instructor: Kathleen Donohue, Ph.D. GSE. Course guide prepared by Jill Woolums for ED298. Tags: education psychology educational_psychology research library resources databases books articles reports school_psychology ERIC Education_Index Melvyl Oskicat data statistics Education_Research_Abstracts literature_review

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