A Study on the Effect of Cooperative Computer-Assisted Instructionby Previous Achievement Level
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(3) (2002. 1. 25 ). A Study on the Effect of Cooperative Computer-Assisted Instruction by Previous Achievement Level Taehee Noh*, Jeongho Cha, Sunae Yoon, and Sukjin Kang Department of Chemistry Education, Seoul National University, Seoul 151-748, Korea (Received Jnuary 25, 2002). .
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