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2by Arphattananon, Thithimadee Published in The Clearing house (08.12.2020)“...Multicultural education aims for social justice and a democratic society in that education should eradicate structural inequality and unequal power among...”
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3by McClough, David Published in The Clearing house (04.03.2021)“...Board games are enjoying increased popularity with thousands of new games introduced annually. The most popular mechanical element of board games is rolling...”
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4by Schwan, Anna Published in The Clearing house (04.03.2021)“...Many secondary students in today's schools are indifferent or unmotivated to accomplish academic tasks. Given the intense focus on student achievement,...”
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5by Ian O'Byrne, W Savitz, Rachelle S Morrison, Jennifer Kane, Britnie Lilly, Todd Ming, Kavin Michelle Aldrich, Charlene Published in The Clearing house (04.03.2021)“...Nationally published research suggests middle and high school educators are often experts within their respective disciplines, but they may be unprepared to...”
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6by Sowell, Marsha Published in The Clearing house (08.12.2020)“...Since 2007, escape rooms have become increasingly popular in mainstream society. The heightened sense of urgency felt when participating in escape games,...”
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7“...The purpose of this transcendental phenomenological study was to describe teacher experiences of teacher-to-student technology-mediated communication (TMC) in...”
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8by Krahenbuhl, Kevin Scott Published in The Clearing house (01.12.2020)“...This study investigated teacher profiles with regards to their conception of truth. The explanatory sequential design began with the first phase administering...”
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9by Miller, Dan L Published in The Clearing house (08.10.2020)“...Quotations yield the greatest insight from the fewest words. In addition to the wisdom and guidance quotations provide, teachers effectively use quotations in...”
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10“...Student achievement is not always the equivalent of what students learn, especially when educators use their feedback to shape daily instruction. When students...”
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11“...As we reflect on "The Natural Connection: The WAC Program and the High School Writing Center" (1995), an article we published 25 years ago in The Clearing...”
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12by Pemberton, Michael A Published in The Clearing house (25.09.2020)“... years since he guest edited an issue of The Clearing House, Pemberton discusses how the "social constructionist" movement in writing research has evolved and expanded over time...”
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13by Mazher, Waseem Published in The Clearing house (21.09.2020)“...There is a dearth of studies that explore how students with learning disability (LD) cope in school. The purpose of this article, therefore, is to answer this...”
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14by Conderman, Greg Van Laarhoven, Toni Johnson, Jesse Liberty, Lisa Published in The Clearing house (10.09.2020)“...Nearly one in three adolescents in our country experience stress or anxiety to the extent that it negatively effects their ability to cope with daily life...”
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15by Hedin, Laura R Conderman, Greg Gerzel-Short, Lydia Liberty, Lisa Published in The Clearing house (03.09.2020)“...Students with disabilities are increasingly participating in co-taught classes where they have access to the general curriculum. However, researchers have...”
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16“...Formative assessment is the process of gathering student data during instruction, so teachers can make adjustments to facilitate student learning. Despite the...”
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18“...In this study, an analogy has been developed to teach students electric circuits in a more concrete way. A connection between the elements of electric circuits...”
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19by Andries D'Souza, Lisa Published in The Clearing house (16.07.2020)“...While research supports development of a growth mindset in middle level classrooms, it has not uncovered a single solution to developing such mindsets. This...”
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20by Jaffe, Elisabeth Published in The Clearing house (03.08.2020)“...Intelligence is not fixed. While many of us may not be innately talented in all areas of learning, all of us are capable of learning anything. It is important...”