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“Not Just Learning About It But Actually Doing It”: The Evolution of a Teacher Inquiry Culture

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Pages 72-84 | Published online: 23 Jan 2013

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Jyoti Jhagroo, Sarah Bansilal & Patricia Stringer. (2020) Teacher Learning Insights From Two Practice-Based Inquiries in South Africa and New Zealand. New Zealand Journal of Educational Studies 56:1, pages 65-81.
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