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Perspectives on the competency-driven reform in British Columbia: A case study of the science teacher education program at SFU
Author: Dodier, Stéphanie
Date created: 2020-04-01
Self-with-Other in Teacher Practice: a Case Study through Care, Aristotelian Virtue and Buddhist Ethics.
Author: Dave Chang, Author: Heesoon Bai
Date created: 2016

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