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BEYOND THE NORMS : UNDERSTANDING AND TEACHING GENDER IN ELEMENTARY CLASSROOMS
BEYOND THE NORMS : UNDERSTANDING AND TEACHING GENDER IN ELEMENTARY CLASSROOMS
Whitford, Alyssa
Text (2021)
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"Being in the center of the projects" : urban education, structural inequities, and provisional resistance
"Being in the center of the projects" : urban education, structural inequities, and provisional resistance
Gaines, Leah Tonnette
Text (2019)
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Exploring overlap between Michigan lawmakers and social studies policy enactors in the context of Public Act 4136
Exploring overlap between Michigan lawmakers and social studies policy enactors in the context of Public Act 4136
Miness, Andrew Scott
Text (2018)
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