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1. Verfasser: Doty, Ralph R.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Sprache:en
Veröffentlicht: 1971
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author Doty, Ralph R.
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Doty, Ralph R.
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contents Disadvantaged Learner Video Project; Final Report. Doty, Ralph R. Disadvantaged Disadvantaged Youth Learning Problems Videotape Recordings Dealing specifically with disadvantaged learners unique to the upper midwest, this brief final report describes the development of a series of 15 video tapes on the disadvantaged learner which emphasize the influence of subculture on the student's learning problems. The videotapes are described as consisting almost entirely of in-depth interviews (with supplementary slides) with those persons, mostly Minnesotans, who are intimately involved in working with the disadvantage d learner. The completed videotapes are listed by title and information is provided about the person interviewed for each tape. They are available on a rental basis from the videotape library at the University of Minnesota, Duluth, and from the videotape room at the College of St. Scholastica. (SH)
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spellingShingle Disadvantaged Learner Video Project; Final Report.
Doty, Ralph R.
Disadvantaged
Disadvantaged Youth
Learning Problems
Videotape Recordings
Disadvantaged Learner Video Project; Final Report. Doty, Ralph R. Disadvantaged Disadvantaged Youth Learning Problems Videotape Recordings Dealing specifically with disadvantaged learners unique to the upper midwest, this brief final report describes the development of a series of 15 video tapes on the disadvantaged learner which emphasize the influence of subculture on the student's learning problems. The videotapes are described as consisting almost entirely of in-depth interviews (with supplementary slides) with those persons, mostly Minnesotans, who are intimately involved in working with the disadvantage d learner. The completed videotapes are listed by title and information is provided about the person interviewed for each tape. They are available on a rental basis from the videotape library at the University of Minnesota, Duluth, and from the videotape room at the College of St. Scholastica. (SH)
title Disadvantaged Learner Video Project; Final Report.
topic Disadvantaged
Disadvantaged Youth
Learning Problems
Videotape Recordings
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED058762