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Book title: Tomorrow's Teachers:International and Critical Perspectives on Teacher Education.
Contributors: Alan G. Scott - Editor, John G. Freeman-Moir - Editor.
Publisher: Canterbury University Press.
Place of publication: Christchurch, N.Z..
Publication year: 2000.
Page number: 41.
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