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Enhancing Social Skills in Islamic Religious Education at the Junior High School Level: A Differential Instruction Approach
This research aimed to see how the cultivation and improvement of students' social skills through a differentiated instruction approach. The research approach uses quantitative with quasi-experimental method. Data collection is done by reviewing documents, interviews with related parties, espe
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