Implementing Co-Teaching Models in University Settings to Enhance Teacher Candidates’ Self-Efficacy towards working within Inclusion Settings

Regina Rahimi; T. Franklin

Implementing Co-Teaching Models in University Settings to Enhance Teacher Candidates’ Self-Efficacy towards working within Inclusion Settings

Regina Rahimi, T. Franklin

Middle Grades & Secondary Education

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Work published in International Journal of Education and Social Sciences .

Original language	American English
Journal	International Journal of Education and Social Sciences
Volume	2
State	Published - Jan 1 2015

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Implementing Co-Teaching Models in University Settings to Enhance Teacher Candidates’ Self-Efficacy towards working within Inclusion Settings

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