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Unesco and new techniques in education

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References

  1. Report of the Unesco Mission to Niger, Samoa and San Salvador, Paris, Unesco, 1969.

  2. Television for Higher Technical Education of the Employed, 1969.

  3. Consultation on Computer-assisted Instruction for Developing Countries, Unesco, Paris, 16–18 March 1970 (doc. EDS/MMT/CAI-TM).

  4. Seminar on Programmed Instruction, Varna, Bulgaria, 19–29 August 1968 (doc. ED/ENPRO/17); Unesco/ILO Seminar on the Application of Programmed Instruction to Technical and Science Teaching, Turin, 10–24 July 1969.

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  1. Henri Dieuzeide
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Dieuzeide, H. Unesco and new techniques in education. Prospects in Education 1, 3–7 (1970). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02354403

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