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HIPPY International Workshop, December 5-20, 1982

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Weinberger, Kay
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Title HIPPY International Workshop, December 5-20, 1982 : summary of proceedings / recorded and written by Kay Weinberger.
Contributors Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Research Institute for Innovation in Education
National Council of Jewish Women
Publisher Jerusalem : National Council of Jewish Women, Research Institute for Innovation in Education, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, School of Education
Creation Date [1983]
Series Publication / Ha-Universita ha-ivrit birushalayim. Ha-Makhon leheqer ha-tippuah behinnukh
no. 91
Extent 47 pages
28 cm.
Language English
National Library system number 990013413900205171

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