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Contribution of a professional development programme to the quality and retention of teachers in an urban environment

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Ria Asih, Dennis Alonzo & Tony Loughland. (2022) The critical role of sources of efficacy information in a mandatory teacher professional development program: Evidence from Indonesia’s underprivileged region. Teaching and Teacher Education 118, pages 103824.
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