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CXC basis proficiency examinations: research study no. 3 - Curriculum practices in secondary schools preparing students for the CXC basic proficiency examinations

By: Burrowes, Esther | Tyndall, Belle

Publisher: CXC ; December 1983Description: 87 p; tblsSubject(s): CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT | CURRICULUM | EXAMINATIONS | TEACHING METHODS | DATA ANALYSIS | CARIBBEAN

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