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Coleson, Edward (1954) The Application of Educational Theory to the Teaching of Geography. Journal of Geography, 53 (8) 346-350 doi:10.1080/00221345408982606

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TitleThe Application of Educational Theory to the Teaching of Geography
JournalJournal of Geography
AuthorsColeson, EdwardAuthor
Year1954 (November)Volume53
Issue8
PublisherInforma UK Limited
DOIdoi:10.1080/00221345408982606
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In(1954, November) Journal of Geography Vol. 53 (8) Informa UK Limited

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