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Observed differences in teacher verbal behavior when using and not using the overhead projector

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    James Cabeceiras (Coordinator of AV utilization services and professor of education)

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Cabeceiras, J. Observed differences in teacher verbal behavior when using and not using the overhead projector. AVCR 20, 271–280 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02770792

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