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The Role of ATE in Teacher Education.
The Association of Teacher Educators (ATE) plays an important role in teacher education, and, if it is to continue to do so, must meet the challenge of change in teacher education. The role of ATE, as established in its constitution, is to provide individual professional growth for all persons conce
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