Pre-service visual arts education in an Australian context

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Barbousas, Joanna and Maras, Karen. (2009). Pre-service visual arts education in an Australian context. The International Journal of Learning. 16(10), pp. 683 - 693.
AuthorsBarbousas, Joanna and Maras, Karen
Year2009
JournalThe International Journal of Learning
Journal citation16 (10), pp. 683 - 693
PublisherCommon Ground Publishing
ISSN1447-9494
Scopus EID2-s2.0-77951131023
Page range683 - 693
Research GroupSchool of Education
Place of publicationUnited States of America
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