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Bernard Spodek. (1987) Thought processes underlying preschool teachers’ classroom decisions. Early Child Development and Care 29:2, pages 197-208.
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Jo Anne Pagano & Lawrence Dolan. (1980) Foundations for a Unified Approach to Evaluation Research. Curriculum Inquiry 10:4, pages 367-381.
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Michael W. Apple. (1977) Politics and National Curriculum Policy. Curriculum Inquiry 7:4, pages 355-361.
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