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As the study of self-regulation and academic motivation has led to cries for the restructuring of teacher education programs, many have called for teacher education program design formats to explicitly implement instruction in self-regulated learning (Kremer-Hayon & Tilma, 1999). The appearances culminated with the miraculous imprint of Mary's image on Juan Diego's cloak ('tilma') which is made of a coarse cactus fibre; the tilma remains intact and vibrant after almost 500 years, despite the fragility of the fabric, which would normally disintegrate in 20 years. It is the only place, outside Mexico, that has a piece of the tilma where the Virgin's apparition appeared. |
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