APA format reference list for major research projects

A Biological Approach to Change Leadership for Education

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The Great Books, Hutchins, Adler & The Liberal Arts

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Learn By Doing: Diversity – Growing a Multicultural Mindset

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The Impact of Learning Fluency on The Achievement Gap

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Huvila, I. (2011). The complete information literacy? Unforgetting creation and organization of information. Journal of Librarianship and Information Science. doi: 0961000611418812.

Inan, B. (2013). The Relationship between self-regulated learning strategies and academic achievement in a Turkish EFL setting. Educational Research And Reviews, 8(17), 1544-1550.

Jenson, K. (2014). The great books: Hutchins, Adler, and the liberal arts. Retrieved from https://www.academia.edu/8609009/The_Great_Books_Hutchins_Adler_and_Liberal_Arts

Jenson, K. (2015). Behind the screens: developing a digital learning literacy. Retrieved from https://www.academia.edu/12279274/Behind_the_Screens_Developing_a_Digital_Learning_Literacy

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Behind the Screens: Developing A Digital Learning Literacy

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eLearning Systems Management

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