Professional Partnerships in Teacher Education :Implications for practice from an Australian learning environment study

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Kennedy, Joy. (2007). Professional Partnerships in Teacher Education :Implications for practice from an Australian learning environment study. In Dr R Mark - Director of Research Queens University Belfast (Ed.). 37th Annual SCUTREA Conference. Leeds,United Kingdom: Standing Conference on University Teaching and Res.... pp. 1 - 10
AuthorsKennedy, Joy
KeywordsTeacher Education and Professional Development of Educators
Year2007
PublisherStanding Conference on University Teaching and Res...
Open accessOpen access
Page range1 - 10
Research GroupSchool of Education
Place of publicationLeeds,United Kingdom
EditorsDr R Mark - Director of Research Queens University Belfast
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