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The overall effect of Tayari was 0.34 standard deviations. This average breaks out as 0.31 SD for PP1, 0.32 SD for PP2 and 0.45 SD for Combined classrooms.

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Read Liberia Activities: Teacher Instruction Guide Grade 1 Volume

A teacher instructional guide for grade 1 student in Liberia.

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