The potential of non-formal and informal methodologies in curriculum reform

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Barber, T., Wikeley, F. and Schousboe, I. 2010. The potential of non-formal and informal methodologies in curriculum reform.
AuthorsBarber, T., Wikeley, F. and Schousboe, I.
TypeConference paper
Year2010
ConferenceEuropean Conference on Educational Research
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