KL Peck, JP Catello - Media and Methods, 1990 - ERIC

Instructional Alternatives for At-Risk Students.

instructional innovation

Peck

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Describes ways in which instructional media and educational technology can be used to improve the attitudes and interest of at-risk students to help keep them in school. Topics discussed include curriculum development; hardware; software; flexible programs for dropouts; and …

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