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Did you know that ASPE owns International Journal Education 3-13? A very exciting special issue is out now! This issue discusses enabling learning, as opposed to delivering learning, and promoting learner agency through democratic education. To find out more see this blog post from supervising editor, Yana Manyukhina.

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