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Birgit Pepin The Open University, U
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Existing models of knowledge in tea
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Existing models of knowledge in tea
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Friedrich Buchberger Institute of C
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Didaktik/fachdidaktik as integrativ
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Didaktik/fachdidaktik as integrativ
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Didaktik/fachdidaktik as integrativ
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Helmut Seel University of Graz, Aus
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Didaktik as the professional scienc
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Didaktik as the professional scienc
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Didaktik as the professional scienc
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Didaktik as the professional scienc
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Gunn Imsen Norwegian University of
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Reflection as a bridging concept be
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Reflection as a bridging concept be
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Reflection as a bridging concept be
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Reflection as a bridging concept be
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Reflection as a bridging concept be
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Pertti Kansanen and Matti Meri Univ
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The didactic relation in the teachi
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The didactic relation in the teachi
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The didactic relation in the teachi
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The didactic relation in the teachi
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S-E Hansén and C-G Wenestam Åbo A
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On central dimensions of teacher ed
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Birgit Pepin The Open University, U
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Epistemologies, beliefs and concept
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Brian Hudson, Sigmund Ongstad, Hans
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Mathematik Didaktik (Teaching-Learn
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Alberto Bargellini Università degl
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Preservice and in-service training
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Preservice and in-service training
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Preservice and in-service training
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Sigmund Ongstad Oslo College, Norwa
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Sources of ‘didaktization’ The
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Sources of ‘didaktization’ The
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Sources of ‘didaktization’ comp
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Sources of ‘didaktization’ The
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Sources of ‘didaktization’ focu
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Sources of ‘didaktization’ ULJE
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Aud Marit Simensen University of Os
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Shifts of paradigm basis in the wel
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Shifts of paradigm The principal te
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Shifts of paradigm 1970. Among the
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Folke Vernersson, Lars Owe Dahlgren
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Models and structures in social sci
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Models and structures in social sci
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Models and structures in social sci
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Models and structures in social sci
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Jaroslava Vasutova Charles Universi
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Issues of Didactics in Teacher Educ
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Issues of Didactics in Teacher Educ
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Issues of Didactics in Teacher Educ
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Ana Isabel Andrade, Luis Marques an
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Teaching methodologies in initial t
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Teaching methodologies in initial t
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Teaching methodologies in initial t
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Teaching methodologies in initial t
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Isabel Alarcão , Nilza Costa, Hele
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The role of subject didactics in te
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The role of subject didactics in te
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The role of subject didactics in te
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The role of subject didactics in te
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Eila Jeronen and Esa Pikkarainen Un
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Overcoming the gap between theory a
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Overcoming the gap between theory a
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Overcoming the gap between theory a
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Isabel Alarcão Universidade de Ave
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Sigmund Ongstad Oslo College Depart