Classroom Interaction and the Development of EmpowermentFootnote

A partial version of this article was published as Reed, M. 2015. ‘Classroom interaction and the development of empowerment.’ Nuances: Estudos sobre Educação (Presidente Prudente-SP, Brazil) 26 (1): 6–21.

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