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Action note: In: Teachers and Teaching: theory and practice 10 (1) : February 2004. pp.21-33 Summary: Other editions:
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Abstract : In terms of the attention that they have attracted from researchers, and in comparison with teachers of other subjects, religious education specialists would seem to be a neglected and marginalized group. This paper looks at some of the reasons why this might be and also describes a study that is using a life history approach to explore what it is like to be a religious education teacher at the turn of the millennium. 56

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