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Co-curricular activities, perceived academic self-efficacy and academic performance : basis for proposed child-friendly program / Leonides M. Vidal

TextDescription: ii, 74 leaves: illustrations; 28 cmSubject(s): Student activities | Academic achievement | Teachers -- Training ofDissertation note: Thesis (MaEd) -- Philippine Christian University, 2018.

List(s) this item appears in: MASTER IN EDUCATION THESIS Dasmariñas Campus

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Thesis	Philippine Christian University Dasmarinas MAED	Graduate School	BF697.5 V8 2018 (Browse shelf)	1	Not For Loan		DTH01253

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