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“We’re making a difference to the lives of our students”Learning Communities in Physical Education
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Conversations with status and power: How Everyday Theatre offers 'spaces of agency' to participants
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Pre-packaged multimodal resources and second language teacher agency
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Supporting Student Writers' Personal Agency Through Meditation in the Composition Classroom: An Exploratory Study
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Professores e agentes de letramento: identidade e posicionamento social
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In: Filologia e Linguística Portuguesa, Vol 8, Pp 409-424 (2006) (2006)
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Becoming an urban science teacher: Teacher learning as the performance of conceptions
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Agency and its connection to a sociocultural perspective on teachers’ professional development: The lived experiences of five EFL teachers
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(Re)Defining Priorities: Teachers’ Perspectives on Supporting Diverse Learners Within a Flexible Curriculum in a High-stakes Testing Atmosphere
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