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Into—and Out of—City Schools: The Retention of Teachers Prepared for Urban Settings

Pages 347-370 | Published online: 05 Aug 2009

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Wendy Cavendish, Xuchilt Perez & Margarette Mahotiere. (2021) Pre-Service Teacher Supports in Urban Schools. Action in Teacher Education 43:1, pages 54-66.
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Janay Johns Turner. (2022) More Social Justice, Less Administrative Support: Surprising Insights into Successful, Veteran Teachers at a Title I High School. NASSP Bulletin, pages 019263652211370.
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