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Using the Teaching Personal and Social Responsibility Model as a Framework to Guide Sport for Development Programs

June 2017

June 2017

Conference: The 2017 International Conference for the 6th East Asian Alliance of Sport Pedagogy
At: Incheon, South Korea

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Paul Wright

Northern Illinois University

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