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Investigation into the constructivist methods applied in teaching physical science and their effects on the learner's self-esteem and academic performance in Zambian secondary education / Bahufite Eric.

By: Bahufite, Eric.

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BookPublisher: Lusaka : The University of Zambia, 2022Description: xvii, 176 pages : illustrations.Subject(s): Physical science -- Teaching and learning | Constructivist teaching methods | Constructivist -- Teaching and learning | Learning, Psychology of

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