Curriculum conversation: The teachers' voices

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Nuttall, Mary. (2005). Curriculum conversation: The teachers' voices. In In P. Haywood, T. McCann and B. Neville et al. (Ed.). Towards re-enchantment: education; imagination and the getting of wisdom pp. 145 - 152 Post Pressed.

Authors	Nuttall, Mary
Editors	P. Haywood, T. McCann and B. Neville et al.
Page range	145 - 152
Year	2005
Book title	Towards re-enchantment: education; imagination and the getting of wisdom
Publisher	Post Pressed
ISBN	1876682809
Research Group	School of Education

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