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THE APPLICATION OF ANDRAGOGICAL ASSUMTIONS IN THE INTEGRATED FUNCTIONAL ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAM IN DEBARK CITY ADMINISTRATION

By: SAMUEL ZINABU.
Material type: TextTextPublisher: BAHIR DAR 2018Description: IX,117 P.Subject(s): ADULT EDUCATIONDDC classification: T SAM
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Thesis & Dissertation Post Graduate
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