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Students’ Perception of Chemistry Teachers’ Characteristics of Interest, Attitude and Subject Mastery in the Teaching of Chemistry in Senior Secondary Schools
Journal of Chemistry: Education Research and Practice
doi 10.33140/jcerp/01/01/00002
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December 14, 2017
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Opast Group LLC
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