Mack Hagood Books

Teaching as if Learning Matters

By Juliane Wuensch, Silja Weber, Carol S. Sullivan, Jessica Leach, Javier Ramirez, Elizabeth Konwest, Leslie E. Drane, Sarah M. Keesom, Polly Graham, Rachel La Touche, Ryan G. Erbe, Lisa Wiltbank, John Christopher Upton, Laura Plummer, Maksymilian Szostalo, Kristyn E. Sylvia, Mack Hagood, Letizia Montroni, Kristen Hengtgen, Andrew M. Koke, Adam Coombs, Jonathan Rossing, Michelle Marasco, Lauren M. Griffith, Alyssa Lederer, Barbie Klein, Valerie Dean O Loughlin, Mark S. Nagle, Katherine D. Kearns, Natalie Christian, Laura J. Carpenter, Jacquelyn Petzold, Sarah S. Hurtado, Keely Cassidy, Jennifer Meta Robinson, Laura Clapper, Maureen C. Onyeziri, Jing Yang

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