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Дајана Лофенберг: Како да учите? Oд грешките.

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Дајана Лофенберг споделува три необични работи кои ги научила предавајќи - вклучувајќи го и клучниот увид за учењето од грешките.

Diana Laufenberg teaches 11th-grade American History at the Science Leadership Academy in Philadelphia. Full bio »

Translated into Macedonian by Dejan Spaseski
Reviewed by Rozeta Pavlova
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