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Building Home‐School Liaison into Classroom Practice: a need to understand the nature of a teacher's working day

Pages 399-414 | Published online: 06 Jul 2006

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Anthony Feiler, Pamela Greenhough, Jan Winter, with Leida Salway & Mary Scanlan. (2006) Getting engaged: possibilities and problems for home–school knowledge exchange. Educational Review 58:4, pages 451-469.
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