בחינת מגמות של שימור והתפתחות בתכניות לכתיבה (במוסדות החינוך בישראל) בראי תאוריות בלשניות

רוזנר, רחל
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Title בחינת מגמות של שימור והתפתחות בתכניות לכתיבה (במוסדות החינוך בישראל) בראי תאוריות בלשניות.
Additional Titles Looking at trends of conserving and development in writing curriculum (in Israeli formal educational institutions) in respect of linguistic theories
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כתב עת אקדמי (ULS)001233423 4 (תשעו) סט-פז
Description Includes English and Russian summaries.
Language Hebrew
National Library system number 990005856430705171
Links אתר את הפרסום בקטלוג המאוחד של ספריות ישראל
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