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Reasons for the Limited Acceptance of the Problems Approach

Pages 185-186 | Published online: 29 Jul 2010

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Thomas Fallace. (2022) The tradition of classroom deliberation and the evasion of racial justice as a social issue, 1916–1966. Theory & Research in Social Education 50:1, pages 3-28.
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