Researcher–practitioner: an unholy marriage?

Educational Studies 30 (3):345 (2004)
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The Publishers of Educational Studies wish to apologize to the author of this article, whose name appeared incorrectly on the contents page of the issue as ‘Eileen Allen’. The author wishes to be i...

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