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Developing successful pedagogy with information and communications technology: how are science teachers meeting the challenge?

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Pages 287-305 | Published online: 07 Sep 2007

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Arnon Hershkovitz & Yoav Arbelle. (2020) The impact of teaching in a one-to-one computing classroom on teachers’ work outside the classroom. Technology, Pedagogy and Education 29:4, pages 491-509.
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Geraldo W. Rocha Fernandes, António M. Rodrigues & Carlos Alberto Ferreira. (2018) Professional Development and Use of Digital Technologies by Science Teachers: a Review of Theoretical Frameworks. Research in Science Education 50:2, pages 673-708.
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