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|a Teacher education through active engagement
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|a This book addresses a contemporary issue: the ways in which teaching and teacher education are articulated by politicians, civil servants, business leaders and educational entrepreneurs intent on profit-making from teaching and teacher education in the current global neo-liberal policy context. Each contributor in the book challenges this conceptualization and demonstrates necessary intellectual work to wrest back professional control.
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