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Students’ negotiation of practice education in occupational therapy: a case study
There are persistent problems with the graduation rates of black Occupational Therapy students. The transition from classroom to the practice-based component of occupational therapy education is particularly challenging, and yet, very little research has been conducted on students’ learning in this...
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School of Education
2018
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