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Teacher education: Directions for the future

Precision: The coming emphasis in teacher education

S. Samuel Shermis Associate professor of social science education, Purdue University
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James L. Barth Head of the Division of Science Education, Purdue University
Pages 20-28 | Published online: 04 Nov 2009

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A. Perlberg, L. Kremer & R. Lewist. (1979) Towards new teacher education models . British Journal of Teacher Education 5:3, pages 263-281.
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Arye Perlberg & Lya Kremer. (2006) Systems Approach and the Renewal of Teacher Education: the Competency/Performance Based Teacher Education model. British Journal of Educational Technology 10:2, pages 84-99.
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