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Table 1. Major characteristics of approaches to action research.
Figure 1 The Sydney School Teaching Learning Cycle. Rothery, 1994
Figure 2. The Reading to Learn, Learning to Write cycle, Acevedo & Rose, 2007.
Figure 4 Martin's stratified mode of context in relation to metafunctions and language  strata
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