Teaching intelligent behaviours for social sustainability

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Burgess, Jill. (2010). Teaching intelligent behaviours for social sustainability. Teacher education for a sustainable future. Australian Teacher Education Association National Conference. Australia: Australian Teacher Education Association. pp. 1 - 6
AuthorsBurgess, Jill
Year2010
JournalTeacher education for a sustainable future. Australian Teacher Education Association National Conference proceedings
PublisherAustralian Teacher Education Association
Page range1 - 6
Research GroupSchool of Education
Place of publicationAustralia
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