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  1. Principal’s Decision-Making in Bridging the Student Achievement Gap
  2. Elephants and riders in the postmodern era
  3. Questioning clerkship: applying Popper’s evolutionary analysis of learning to medical student training
  4. Overcoming irrationality: the Popperian approach
  5. Making just tenure and promotion decisions using the objective knowledge growth framework
  6. Principals and the professional learning community: learning to mobilize knowledge
  7. Should Popper’s View of Rationality Be Used for Promoting Teacher Knowledge?
  8. Using Popper’s Philosophy of Science to Build Pre-Service Teachers’ Knowledge
  9. Can mentoring and reflection cause change in teaching practice? A professional development journey of a Canadian teacher educator
  10. Pre-service Teachers’ Thinking about Student Assessment Issues
  11. A Critical Approach for Building Teacher Knowledge
  12. ‘Even if No-One Looked at it, it was Important for My Own Development’: Pre-Service Teacher Perceptions of Professional Portfolios
  13. Pre-service teachers’ use of the objective knowledge framework for reflection during practicum
  14. Exploring the Popperian Framework in a Pre‐service Teacher Education Program
  15. The use of reflective journal keeping in a teacher education program: a Popperian analysis
  16. Teacher professional development as knowledge building: a Popperian analysis