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Norton School Teaching Series Presentations

Listed below are past presentations of the Norton School Teaching Series.  For more information, please contact:

Adam Clark, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Practice
Family Studies & Human Development
Norton School of Family and Consumer Sciences
The University of Arizona
Office: McClelland Park, Room 315N
(520) 621-9573
adamclark@email.arizona.edu

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PDF icon Na-Zuo-Norton-School-Teaching-Series-Presentation-April-2019.pdf86.35 KB
PDF icon Norton Teaching Series Feb 2019 Inclusive Interaction.pdf62.39 KB
File Norton Teaching Series April 2018 Concept Maps.pptx1.35 MB
File Norton Teaching Series 2-18 DK.pptx807.53 KB
File Norton Teaching Series_Improving Writing with Peer Review.pptx239.26 KB

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