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Exploring the evolution of field experiences in P-12 online settings: a systematic review of studies from 2007-2022

Field experiences are essential to teacher preparation; however, teacher preparation programs have largely overlooked the need for online field experiences. To provide programs with insights into designing such experiences, we conducted a systematic review synthesizing the characteristics, benefits,...

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Published in:Journal of research on technology in education 2023-07, Vol.ahead-of-print (ahead-of-print), p.1-17
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