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Peer reviewedRivera, William M. – Community College Review, 1975
The Apperceptual Interaction Method (AIM), developed by World Education, teaches coping skills to Adult Basic Education and English as a Second Language students. AIM develops teaching materials locally in the form of leaflets which students build into books. Special emphasis is placed on solving practical life problems. (NHM)
Descriptors: Adult Basic Education, Basic Skills, Daily Living Skills, English (Second Language)
