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Current trends in the delivery of developmental mathematics. Cheryl J. McAllister Southeast Missouri State University MO-MAA , 3/28/2014. Traditional model. Traditional model + technology (Bolt-on). Hybrid model. Flipped classroom model. Mediated Model. Co-requisite model.
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Current trends in the delivery of developmental mathematics Cheryl J. McAllister Southeast Missouri State University MO-MAA , 3/28/2014
Co-requisite model College level math class and co-requisite developmental lab College level math class only
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