Transition as a displacement from more fundamental system concerns: Distinguishing four different meanings of transition in education

Educational Philosophy and Theory 51 (14):1465-1476 (2019)
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There is a danger that transition becomes a concept that aids the official reality of a school or education system to mask the unofficial system difficulties. This article distinguishes fou...

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