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Solving educational problems : the theory and reality of innovation in developing countries / by R.G. Havelock and A.M. Huberman ; a study prepared for the International Bureau of Education.

By: Havelock, Ronald G.

Contributor(s): Huberman, A. M | International Bureau of Education.

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BookSeries: Studies and surveys in comparative education: Publisher: Paris : Unesco, c1977ISBN: 9231015273.Subject(s): Education -- Developing countries. -- Education -- Developing countries | Educational innovations -- Developing countries. -- Educational innovations -- Developing countries | System analysisDDC classification: 370/.9172/4

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Solving educational problems : the theory and reality of innovation in developing countries / by R.G. Havelock and A.M. Huberman ; a study prepared for the International Bureau of Education.

By: Havelock, Ronald G.

Contributor(s): Huberman, A. M | International Bureau of Education.