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BALZAN,NEWTON CESAR |
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1-3-A203 |
BEING A UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR - A PROJECT THAT NEVER ENDS (19) |
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Bash,Leslie |
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1-6-A104 |
Identity, Boundary and Schooling: Perspectives on the Experiences and Perceptions of Refugee Children (4) |
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3-1-A205 |
Globalization, Acculturation, & Innovation: Re-Thinking Higher
Education Boundaries in the Information Age (5) |
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Beech,Jason |
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2-7-A207 |
Redefining educational transfer: (38) |
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Berkhout,Susara |
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5-1-A205 |
Contextualising national identity after the demise of national
character (106) |
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Bilbao,Begoña |
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3-5-A212 |
A CLOSE ENVIRONMENT BY TECHNOLOGICAL MEANS TO SUSTAIN THE REGIONAL
IDENTITY (67) |
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4-5-A212 |
Containts of the Curriculum on the identity creation: the analysis of
textbooks (82) |
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Binyamini,Ronit |
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4-3-A203 |
Being a teacher as a second career:The training effect upon changes in
educational attitudes of army officers. (91) |
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Bjarnadóttir,Ragnhildur |
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3-3-A203 |
Teacher students' views on own professional competence. Relations to
characteristics of late modernity and cultural background. (66) |
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Bouchard,Nancy |
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2-4-A200 |
Quête de sens et coexistence : La formation en éthique et culture religieuse dans le curriculum. Le cas du Québec (Canada) (28) |
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Bravo,Ana |
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3-6-A104 |
Gender, national and social class identities: the case of migrant Spanish women in London. (53) |
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Buk-Berge,Elisabeth |
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4-7-A207 |
Building civic education in time of transition to democracy. Learning
from abroad or learning from own past? The case of Poland. (71) |