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Using a “Socio-Cultural" Approach in Teaching Information Technology to African American Students With Academic Difficulties

Journal of Information Technology Education:Research - United States
doi 10.28945/290
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E-learningEducationComputer Science
Date

January 1, 2004

Authors
Cameron Seay
Publisher

Informing Science Institute


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