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Designing Provocative Education Environments for Teacher Training Emancipatory Practices

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Studies on Quality Teachers and Quality Initial Teacher Education, Volume: 10, Pages: 220 - 241

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DOI (Published version): 10.47050/66515314.220–241

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This chapter introduces a teaching collaboration practice with students of the National University of Education in Ecuador who will become early childhood teachers. It is the aim of this experience to design provocative educational environments within university classrooms to inform emancipatory pra...

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Published in: Studies on Quality Teachers and Quality Initial Teacher Education
Published: Online/Poland Foundation for the Development of the Education System 2020
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