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Citation: Rv. Bullough et K. Baughman, NARRATIVE REASONING AND TEACHER DEVELOPMENT - A LONGITUDINAL-STUDY, Curriculum inquiry, 26(4), 1996, pp. 385-415
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Citation: S. Gudmundsdottir, THE TELLER, THE TALE, AND THE ONE BEING TOLD - THE NARRATIVE NATURE OF THE RESEARCH INTERVIEW, Curriculum inquiry, 26(3), 1996, pp. 293-306
Citation: D. Wear, SPECIAL SERIES ON GIRLS AND WOMEN IN EDUCATION - BEYOND SILENCES AND SCRIPTS - THE VARIETY OF FEMINIST EXPERIENCES, Curriculum inquiry, 26(3), 1996, pp. 307-320
Citation: I. Epstein, EDUCATION AND THE VALUES CRISIS IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN-EUROPE - RUST,VD, KNOST,P, WICHMANN,J, Curriculum inquiry, 26(3), 1996, pp. 321-330
Citation: Amy. Lin, ENGAGING CHILDREN - COMMUNITY AND CHAOS IN THE LIVES OF YOUNG LITERACY LEARNERS - ALLEN,J, MICHALOVE,B, SHOCKLEY,B, Curriculum inquiry, 26(3), 1996, pp. 341-349
Citation: Rr. Powell, CONSTRUCTING A PERSONAL PRACTICAL PHILOSOPHY FOR CLASSROOM CURRICULUM- CASE-STUDIES OF 2ND-CAREER BEGINNING TEACHERS, Curriculum inquiry, 26(2), 1996, pp. 147-173
Citation: Js. Zeuli, USING RESEARCH AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR PRACTICAL JUDGMENT - THE LIMITS OFEDUCATIONAL-RESEARCH - RESPONSE, Curriculum inquiry, 26(2), 1996, pp. 175-179