A Comparison of Interteaching and the Learning Pathway in a Community Health Undergraduate Course

Pedagogy in Health Promotion

doi 10.1177/2373379920902800

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February 29, 2020

Authors

Jonathan A. Schulz

Vincent T. Francisco

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SAGE Publications

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