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Representing teachers’ professional culture through cartoons
British Journal of Educational Studies 44 (3):307-325 (1996)
Abstract
By reflecting on a variety of cartoon representations of teachers and their work, this paper outlines a semiotic approach to undertaking research on teachers' professional cultures.My notes
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