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Joce Nuttall; Anne B. Reinertsen; Arvay Hinemoa Armstrong-Read

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Joce Nuttall ,

Anne B. Reinertsen and

Arvay Hinemoa Armstrong-Read

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Joce Nuttall: Affiliation:
Australian Catholic University, Melbourne
Anne B. Reinertsen: Affiliation:
Østfold University College, Norway
Arvay Hinemoa Armstrong-Read: Affiliation:
Monash University, Victoria

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Information: Learning to Lead in Early Childhood Education
New Methodologies for Research and Practice
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