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Teacher Perspectives of Challenges Within the Norwegian Educational System
Sarah K. Anderson, Katherine L. Terras
1-16
2015-12-18
Exploring understandings of Pacific values in New Zealand educational contexts: Similarities and differences among perceptions
Robin Averill, Ali Glasgow, Fuapepe Rimoni
20-35
2020-12-16
Collaborative Inquiry and Active Learning as the Focus of Teacher Professional Development in Papua
Ann Robertson, Peter Mark Curtis, Chris Dann
88-101
2018-06-28
Teacher professional development at a tsunami-affected school in Banda Aceh
Fadliadi Ubit, Pamela Bartholomaeus
102-114
2018-06-28
Open architecture curriculum: Towards an education committed to pluralist democracy
Rodrigo Travitzki, Lilian L'Abbate Kelian
93-110
2019-04-03
Deep change in low-resource classrooms: Data-driven teacher professional development for educators from Burma using a choice-based approach
Greg Tyrosvoutis, Mia Sasaki, Lawi Chan, Naing Win, Tin Zar, Nwet Nwet Win, Naw Th'Blay Moo, Naw Nay Yu Paw
15-30
2021-12-23
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