Teacher education for a multi-cultural society.

Publisher: Commission for Racial Equality in London (Elliot House, 10-12 Allington Street, SW1E5EH)

Written in English

Published: 1978 Downloads: 22

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First published London: Community Relations Commission, 1974.

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Contributions	Great Britain. Commission for Racial Equality.
Open Library	OL14063381M

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Education for a multicultural society: report. [Australian Ethnic Affairs Council. Committee on Multicultural Education.; Commonwealth Schools Commission (Australia)].