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The Montana Systemic Teacher Education Preparation of Teachers
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... Robert Briggs, Montana State Systemic Initiative Lyle Anderson and Elizabeth Charron, Montana State University The Montana STEP collaborative involves five units in our state's university system, seven tribal colleges, school districts, and the State Office of Public Instruction. Project leaders were well aware that to accomplish any kind of mathematics and science reform in the state, they would have to be collaborative and involve all aspects of the system.
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