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Big Change Question Do Current Efforts To Initiate Top-Down Changes Fail To Support The Moral Purpose Of Education?

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Riley, K.A., Selden, R.W. & Caldwell, B.J. Big Change Question Do Current Efforts To Initiate Top-Down Changes Fail To Support The Moral Purpose Of Education?. J Educ Change 5, 417–427 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10833-004-4569-6

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