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Visible Learning Guide to Student Achievement (Schools Edition)
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- New fully updated Visible Learning schools edition
- International experts describe predictors of academic achievement across a variety of topics and domains
- Provides research summaries and practical classroom guidance on how to improve achievement
- Additional focus on social media and technology
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