Laughing and Learning: An Alternative to Shut Up and Listen

R&L Education (2009)
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This book explores the ways in which humor can enhance the learning environment. Drawing upon empirical research and brain-based concepts, Jonas presents a theoretical model of humor, along with practical examples for enhancing learning in schools and classrooms

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