Research article    |    Open Access
International Journal of Progressive Education 2016, Vol. 12(3) 47-61

Seventh Grade Students’ Conceptual Understanding about Citizenship: Does a Constructivist Social Studies Program Make a Difference?

Osman Sabancı, Şefika Kurnaz & Nejla Yürük


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