Education, Volúmenes94-95New England Publishing Company, 1973 |
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... success of a teacher ; and behavioral , emotional , and social characteristics of all students in their high schools . The first study involved a comparison between 47 teachers in white high schools as opposed to 50 teachers in black ...
... success of a teacher ; and behavioral , emotional , and social characteristics of all students in their high schools . The first study involved a comparison between 47 teachers in white high schools as opposed to 50 teachers in black ...
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... success by teachers in black schools as opposed to those teacher characteristics perceived as es- sential to success by teachers in white schools . Null Hypothesis 9 There is no significant difference be- tween those teacher ...
... success by teachers in black schools as opposed to those teacher characteristics perceived as es- sential to success by teachers in white schools . Null Hypothesis 9 There is no significant difference be- tween those teacher ...
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... successful programs , measurably successful , would be retained and re- warded . Those whose programs could not meet the test of quantitative success would be discharged and replaced . Many would like to see educational institu- tions ...
... successful programs , measurably successful , would be retained and re- warded . Those whose programs could not meet the test of quantitative success would be discharged and replaced . Many would like to see educational institu- tions ...
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If You Have to Ask What Urban Education | 12 |
Toward Bicultural Education for the Southwestern | 18 |
Nona Tollefson | 30 |
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