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Owning it: educators’ engagement in researching their own practice

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Kate Higginbottom, Linda Newman, Kelly West-Sooby & April Wood. (2022) Intentional Teaching for Risky Play: Practitioner Researchers Move Beyond Their Comfort Zones. Australasian Journal of Early Childhood 48:1, pages 18-33.
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