Bibliography
A lot of thinking and reading has contributed to the development of our toolkit. Below are some of the texts and resources we have used during the project, and which we believe will be interesting to you, whether teacher or student. Read them in conjunction with our reference list and the ‘Further reading’ suggestions throughout the toolkit.
References
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