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Educational Action Research
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Tilling the soil of the European higher education area

Pages 283-293 | Published online: 16 May 2007

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M.J. Servan, E. Soto, J.F. Murillo, M. Sola & A.I. Perez. (2009) Problem‐based learning and action research in postgraduate teaching: the interdisciplinary core. Educational Action Research 17:3, pages 373-389.
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