Computer Technology Can Manage Curriculum, Link Learning To Instruction

Of the instructional process is to be more effective, schools and districts should establish a computerized curriculum database that can be accessed by educators in schools throughout the district.

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Published in:NASSP bulletin 1989-12, Vol.73 (521), p.75-80
Main Author: Minor, Robert O.
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