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Capacity Building for School Improvement: Revisited

โœ Scribed by Patricia Stringer (auth.)


Publisher
SensePublishers
Year
2013
Tongue
English
Leaves
137
Series
Contemporary Approaches to Research in Learning Innovations
Category
Library

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โœฆ Table of Contents


Front Matter....Pages i-xiv
Introduction....Pages 1-5
Setting the Stage....Pages 7-19
School Attribute....Pages 21-33
School Attributes....Pages 35-44
School Attribute....Pages 45-55
School Attribute....Pages 57-70
School Practice....Pages 71-78
School Practice....Pages 79-86
School Practice: Division of Labour....Pages 87-93
Theory....Pages 95-114
End Piece....Pages 115-117
Resource....Pages 119-123
Back Matter....Pages 125-130

โœฆ Subjects


Education (general)


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