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Original Article

Caracteristics Of Natural Science Misconceptions Among Transylvanian Hungarian Teacher Training Students

Noémi Birta-Székely
,
Noémi Szállassy

Keywords: Natural science misconceptions, Transylvanian Hungarian teacher training students, constructive pedagogy

Article no: 73

Pages 636-644

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.11.73

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Original Article

Empowering Women Street Food Vendors Through M-Technology: A Study In Penang, Malaysia

Lalitha Ramasamy

Keywords: Informal sector, street food vendors, hygiene practices, mobile technology, food safety and mobile training.

Article no: 51

Pages 583-591

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.51

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Construction "Verb + Accusative Case Without Preposition": Acquisition By Sinhala Students

Rev Kadigamuwe Anuruddha Thero
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Elena Nikolaevna Baryshnikova
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Volkhonsky Boris Mikhailovich

Keywords: Sinhala language, verb, accusative case, preposition, language training

Article no: 330

Pages 2495-2502

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.05.330

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