Implementing effective practice

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Tod, J., Castle, F. and Blamires, M. 1998. Implementing effective practice. London David Fulton.

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Authors	Tod, J., Castle, F. and Blamires, M.
Year	1998
Publisher	David Fulton
Output status	Published
Deposited	29 Jul 2011
Place of publication	London
Series	Individual education plans
ISBN	1853465208

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