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Most cited papers from Math Learning Center

What are the most cited papers from Math Learning Center?

The most cited paper from Math Learning Center is "Mission Impossible: Learning How a Classroom Works Before It's Too Late!" (Sandra Tattershall, 1987), with 3 citations. Next come "Disaster Debriefing" (0) and "在学生の英語学習に対する認識調査とグローバル人材育成にむけた各種教育プログラムの設計" (0).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
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1 Mission Impossible: Learning How a Classroom Works Before It's Too Late! Sandra Tattershall · Communication Disorders Quarterly Dec 1987 3
2 Disaster Debriefing Chole G. West, Michael G. Downer · Psychiatric News 20 Aug 1999 0
3 在学生の英語学習に対する認識調査とグローバル人材育成にむけた各種教育プログラムの設計 TACHIBANA Misato, KITAGAWA Ayumi, CLADIS Christopher et al. · Institutional Repositories DataBase (IRDB) Open access 10 Jan 2025 0
4 Offensive image? ROBERTA J. MEDITZ, CATHERINE HILS-SCHACK · Nursing Feb 1997 0
5 SoundOFF: We Have A Choice Gene Maier · Mathematics Teacher Learning and Teaching PK-12 Sep 1983 0
6 Fever and Upper Back Pain in a 15-year-old Boy Kevin J. Downes, Robert J. Tagher, Neil D. Johnson et al. · The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal 14 Jul 2012 0
7 Language Assessment With Adolescents Sandra Tattershall · Perspectives on Language Learning and Education May 1998 0

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