DEVELOPMENT OF TEACHER TRAINING MATERIALS: EXPERIENCE FROM THE GLOBAL SOUTH
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Translanguaging, child-led survey, researching with children, pre-service teacher education, teacher training, teaching materials.Abstract
The paper is about the teacher training materials that are indivisibly important component of quality education and teacher’s ongoing professional development.
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