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The role of mentors and the subject knowledge development of student mathematics teachers: developing an understanding of the influences on mentors' perceptions and practice
School-based mentors play a central role in the subject knowledge development of student mathematics teachers, but their influence is not yet well understood. Whilst approaches to teaching and learning mathematics vary across schools in England, recent increases in the use of standardised resources
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