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Peering in windows: An autoethnographic inquiry of a parent/educator with a young child in school
Author: Abeyewardene, Kristen
Date created: 2023-05-05
Active-ating parents on school travel: Reducing car dependency for youth in Metro Vancouver
Author: Tremblay, Sarah
Date created: 2020-03-02

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