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Vol. 2-570 PME-NA 2006 Proceedings DEVELOPING PRESERVICE ELEMEN TARY TEACHERS’ EFFICACY THROUGH MATHEMATICS CONTENT COURSES FOCUS ED ON CHILDREN’S.

 

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4 ENGLISH TEACHERS’ BELIEFS Michelle de Sousa Bahury Especialialista em XXXXX e Professora da Fama Crenças. Formação continuada. Processo de ensino e aprendizagem.

 

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