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Author Biography
Tom Are Trippestadis a PhD in science theory, professor in pedagogy and former director of
Centre of Education Research at Bergen University College. He has done research on education
reforms and governance, rhetoric of reforms and teacher professionalism. He teaches pedagogy in
teacher education in all levels.
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