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The Merchant of Venice

William Shakespeare

1600 ★ 4.0

Macbeth

William Shakespeare

1508 ★ 4.0

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Nancy Bluemel

2012

The GED for dummies

Murray Shukyn, Ph.D., Dale Shuttleworth, Shukyn Murray et al.

2003

Course design

Alan N. Rudnitsky, George J. Posner

1980

The school without walls, Philadelphia's Parkway Program

John Bremer

1971

Secondary education and the formation of an elite

Thayer Scudder

1980

Dealing with teasing

Lisa K. Adams

1997

Secondary Education in China After Mao

Stig Thogersen

1990

Collaborative learning

Edwin Mason

1972

Horace's school

Theodore R. Sizer

1992

Microsoft Access 2010

Nita Hewitt Rutkosky

2011

Digital citizenship in schools

Gerald Bailey, Mike Ribble

2015

Student-Generated Sexual Harassment in Secondary Schools

Nina W. Brown

2000

Coping with the new curriculum

Peter Joong

2000

14-19 Everything you need to know....about learning and teaching across the phases

Georgin Donovan

2006

Rethinking Readiness

Adria Steinberg, Rebecca E. Wolfe

2017

The competent classroom

Allison Zmuda

2001

Choosing your A levels and other academic options

Cerys Evans

2012

First in the Family: Your High School Years

Kathleen Cushman

2006

The Virtual High School

Andrew A. Zucker

2003

Principles of secondary education

Inglis, Alexander James

1918

Learning strategies

John Donald Nisbet

1986

International perspectives on adolescence

Frank Pajares, Timothy C. Urdan

2003

Good teachers, good schools

David Hudson

2008

Secondary curriculum for a changing world

Frank L. Steeves

1978

Boy

Roald Dahl

1984 ★ 4.0

Glencoe literature--the reader's choice--American Literature

Margaret Atwood, Ambrose Bierce, Kate Chopin et al.

2000

Making Learning Happen

Jeffrey N. Golub

2000

Call to freedom

Sterling Stuckey

2000

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