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Modeling as a means for making powerful ideas accessible to children at an early age
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2013-01-01
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Lesh, Richard
English, Lyn
Sevinç, Şerife
Riggs, Chanda
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R. Lesh, L. English, Ş. Sevinç, and C. Riggs,
Modeling as a means for making powerful ideas accessible to children at an early age
. 2013, p. 436.