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This article describes how integration seminars can be helpful in dealing with the dynamic tensions that develop between content in the classroom and in the field setting. A case is made for adopting this educational approach as a means for helping students derive practice principles, develop skills of critical self-analysis, demonstrate and benefit from peer learning, and arrive at a synthesis of theory and practice.
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