Eliciting Growth in Teachers' Proportional Reasoning: Measuring the Impact of a Professional Development Program
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Douglas McLean Clarke | Shelley Dole | Geoff Hilton | Anne Roche | Tony Wright | D. Clarke | S. Dole | Anne Roche | Geoffrey Hilton | T. Wright
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