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(3) !" #$ 1). *. (2001. 6. 11 ) The Analysis of the Korean Middle School Students’ Responses to Chemistry Problems Under the 6th National Curriculum in the Third International Mathematics and Science Study-Repeat (TIMSS-R) Mi-Young Hong* and Kyungmoon Jeon Korea Institute of Curriculum & Evaluation, Seoul 110-230, Korea (Received June 11, 2001). .
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