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Re-specialisation of out-of-field teachers of mathematics and science through a formal qualification
Teaching secondary school science and mathematics by out-of-field teachers is an increasing concern in Australia and internationally. Governments have been looking to formulate a policy response to the issue, but this is difficult given teacher supply issues. This paper describes an approach to re-c
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