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Publisher: Routledge, part of the Taylor & Francis Group

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Volume 30, Number 6, 1 November 1998

OP-ED Where did blackboard writing go?
pp. 613-617(5)
Author: Carlgren, Ingrid

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Students as meaning-makers and the quest for the common school: a micro-ethnography of a US history classroom
pp. 619-645(27)
Authors: Keedy, John L.; Fleming, Tracie G.; Wheat, Deborah L.; Gentry, Rita B.

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The OECD study of innovations in science, mathematics and technology education
pp. 647-660(14)
Author: Atkin, J. Myron

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Collaboration among teachers, researchers and in-service trainers to develop an integrated science curriculum
pp. 661-676(16)
Authors: Riquarts, Kurt; Hansen, K.-Henning

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The changing relation between science and technology in Dutch secondary education
pp. 677-690(14)
Authors: Eijkelhof, Harrie; Franssen, Henk; Houtveen, Thoni

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A case study of integration and destreaming: teachers and students in an Ontario secondary school respond
pp. 691-717(27)
Authors: Robertson, Christine L.; Cowell, Barry; Olson, John

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Innovations in the Spanish science curriculum: a view of a systemic reform
pp. 719-738(20)
Authors: Saez, Maria J.; Carretero, A.

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