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Virtual professionalism and the challenge for Irish educators

Jean McNiff
Pages 139-150 | Published online: 18 Jul 2008

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Cristín Déiseach. (2001) Assessment profiles for oral Irish in primary schools: A beginning in the Gaelscoil. Irish Educational Studies 20:1, pages 208-223.
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Joan Hanafin. (2001) Naming, structuring, owning academic development in the Irish context: Notes from Australia. Irish Educational Studies 20:1, pages 178-191.
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Kazutoshi OHTA. (2017) Study on the Role of High School Education in Human Resource Development for Community-based Planning地域づくりの人材育成における高校教育の役割について. JOURNAL OF RURAL PLANNING ASSOCIATION 35:4, pages 504-513.
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