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THEORY AND PRACTICE OF EDUCATIONAL PLANNING

ELPA 875
Course Description

Theory, research and practice in advanced program planning and evaluation involving elementary, secondary and higher and post-secondary education.

Prerequisites

Graduate/professional standing

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