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Teen-age Parents Talk about School: Meanings for the Curriculum

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Pages 355-375 | Published online: 30 Jan 2008

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  • Ibid.
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  • Ibid. , p. 109 .
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  • Ibid.
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  • Adapted from LeRoy Troutner , “John Dewey and the Existenialist Phenomenologist,” in Existentialism and Phenomenology in Education , ed. David E. Denton ( New York : Teachers College Press , 1974 ), pp. 44 – 46
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  • Ibid. , p. 141 .
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