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Utilizing the Competency-Based Curriculum Framework for Curriculum Revision: A Case Study

David K. Lohrmann Troy School District, Troy, MI, 48083, USA
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David M. Dejoy Department of Health and Safety Education, University of Georgia, Athens, GA, 30602, USA
Pages 36-41 | Published online: 08 Mar 2013

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JohnR. Hjelm & David Willcox. (1990) Do Health Educators Care about Teacher Education?. Health Education 21:1, pages 34-37.
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Michael J. Cleary & Lawrence F. Lowing. (2009) Toward Building Defensible Extended Programs: Challenging the Assumptions of Educational Reform. Journal of School Health 60:10, pages 487-492.
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