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1.	Research On The Optimization Of Curriculum Design For Preschool Physical Education Specialty In Xuzhou Kindergarten Teachers' College
2.	The Development And Usage Of Miao Group Cultural Resources Of Western Hunan Province In Senior High School Chinese Teaching
3.	"Positive Psychology" Course Design Research In Sports Colleges And Universities
4.	Hill Bamboo Serie Of School-based Curriculum Developmengt And Applied Research
5.	Research On The Design Of Physical Education Schools In Shijie Primary School In Zhongjiang County
6.	Application Of Mind Mapping In High School Chemistry-efficient Classroom
7.	The Development And Research Of Junior Middle School Music Curriculum Standards And Textbook From 2000
8.	Research On The Status Quo And Countermeasures Of Regional Promotion Of Gamification In Kindergarten Curriculu
9.	History Teachers' Perspectives of Time Constraints, Engagement, and Relevance in the Curriculu
10.	Pre-Service And Mentor Teachers' Perceptions Regarding The Level Of Technology Integration In The Curriculu
11.	Recognizing the 'Muchness' in Art Education: a Historical Analysis of Developments in Education and Art Education Since the 1950s and the Finding Your Muchness Photoshop Curriculu
12.	Pairing Young Adult and Classic Literature in the High School English Curriculu
13.	Vedic literature reading curriculu
14.	A comparison of adventure -based instruction and traditional method of instruction in job skills curriculu
15.	Reading Response Theory and Critical Pedagogy: Measuring Values in Manitoba's Senior ELA Curriculu
16.	De'VIA: Utilizing the Deaf Experience in the Arts Curriculu
17.	Receptivity of home economics teachers in New York State to the Home and Career Skills curriculu
18.	The technological mindset in twentieth century American religious education curriculu
19.	Family and consumer sciences teacher needs assessment of a STEM-enhanced food and nutrition sciences curriculu
20.	Using Evolution as a Context for Teaching the Nature of Science to Diverse Student Populations: A High School Unit of Curriculu
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