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Cubitt,S., Irvine, R. ma Dow, A. (1999). Top Tools for Social Science Teachers. Aukilani: Addison Wesley Longman.

Matāgāluega o Ā'oga. (1998). Social Studies in the New Zealand Curriculum: Getting Started. Ueligitone: Alagā'oa o le Atamai, [va'ai i itūlau nei 14–15].

O'Connell, P. (1998). Skills as Tools: Questions, Perceptions, Decisions, and Actions – Exploring the Skill Processes in Social Studies. Karaisetete: Christchurch College of Education.

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