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The nature of professional reasoning: An analysis of design in the engineering curriculum
Access to the practice of a profession is controlled by formal education structures. These structures are intended to induct future professionals into the specialised knowledge, skills and values that underpin that profession. Yet, despite meeting the academic requirements of a professional degree,...
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School of Education
2017
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