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But–Let's Not Overlook the Ethics of Collaboration

Pages 32-36 | Published online: 16 Jul 2010

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Christian Jacobsson, Anders Pousette & Ingela Thylefors. (2001) Managing Stress and Feelings of Mastery among Swedish Comprehensive School Teachers. Scandinavian Journal of Educational Research 45:1, pages 37-53.
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Harvey A. Rude & Patti J. Whetstone. (2017) Ethical Considerations for Special Educators in Rural America. Rural Special Education Quarterly 27:1-2, pages 10-18.
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