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Effective Thinking: Representation Implementation Word Square Learning Model on Islamic Religious Education
The philosophy of the learning process carries out at least five main dimensions, namely active, innovative, creative, effective and fun. The content of Islamic religious education learning materials such as the Koran, hadith, morality and others, requires a plurality of learning models. Harmony bet
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