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Decker F. Walker1971

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A Naturalistic Model for Curriculum Development

Decker F. Walker

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Educational Theory and Curriculum Studies Educational Curriculum and Learning Methods Educational Leadership and Administration

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1966Toward a Theory of Instruction

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Year1971

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Published1971-11-01

VenueThe School Review

ISSN-L0036-6773

Languageen

Citations210

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