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Students and staff’s opinions about the reflective practice process implemented in a pre-service physical education teacher programme

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Figure 1. Description of the Individual Reflective Practice Unit Figure 1. Description of the Individual Reflective Practice Unit
Figure 2. Opinions of the Student Teachers about the Reflective Practice Unit  (Mean score/4; MT = Master teacher)
Figure 3.  Opinions of the Instructors about the Video Session (Mean score/4; ST = Student teacher)

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