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Teacher Professional Satisfaction: its implications for secondary education and teacher education

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GeorgeF. Riseborough. (1994) Teachers’ Careers and Comprehensive School Closure: policy and professionalism in practice. British Educational Research Journal 20:1, pages 85-104.
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David Mercer. (1993) Job Satisfaction and the Headteacher: a nominal group approach. School Organisation 13:2, pages 153-164.
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Pam Poppleton & Robert Pullin. (1992) Distant Voices: English teachers’ views on change in initial teacher education. Journal of Education for Teaching 18:2, pages 115-129.
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GeorgeF. Riseborough & Pam Poppleton. (1991) Veterans versus Beginners: a study of teachers at a time of fundamental change in comprehensive schooling. Educational Review 43:3, pages 307-334.
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Allen Menlo, Milan Marich, Leverne Collet, Tsila Evers, Rosy Fernandez & Linda Weller Ferris . (1990) Teaching Practices in the United States in the Context of Comparison with Practices in Four Other Countries. Comparative Education 26:2-3, pages 227-247.
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Pam Poppleton & George Riseborough. (1990) Teaching in the Mid‐1980s: the centrality of work in secondary teachers’ lives. British Educational Research Journal 16:2, pages 105-124.
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Pam Poppleton. (1989) Rewards and values in secondary teachers’ perceptions of their job satisfaction . Research Papers in Education 4:3, pages 71-94.
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John Field. (1989) The Aging Teacher Workforce: A Planning Dilemma for Further Education. Journal of Further and Higher Education 13:1, pages 66-70.
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