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Blurring the lines: expanding learning opportunities for children and youth.

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This chapter explores why expanding commitments to learning is critical and presents a framework for broadening definitions of ... (Full abstract text below)

Published 2003 in Journal: New Dir Youth Dev (Language : eng)

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1. New Dir Youth Dev. 2003 ;(97):13-27

Blurring the lines: expanding learning opportunities for children and youth.

Irby M, Pittman KJ, Tolman J

Forum for Youth Investment, Impact Strategies, Washington, DC, USA.

This chapter explores why expanding commitments to learning is critical and presents a framework for broadening definitions of learning.

PMID : 12728817 [PubMed - Indexed for MEDLINE]

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First Name	LastName	Initials
Merita	Irby	M
Karen J	Pittman	KJ
Joel	Tolman	J

Affiliation: Forum for Youth Investment, Impact Strategies, Washington, DC, USA.

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