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... ( mastery experiences , vicarious experiences , social persuasion , and psychological arousal ) had on their beliefs that they could effectively implement effective literacy instructional practices in their future classrooms .
... ( mastery experiences , vicarious experiences , social persuasion , and psychological arousal ) had on their beliefs that they could effectively implement effective literacy instructional practices in their future classrooms .
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... swap teachers teach other subjects Connection between class and swap Swap implementation in the future Comments on teachers ' class environment Desire to continue relationship with teachers Comments on classroom management Desire to ...
... swap teachers teach other subjects Connection between class and swap Swap implementation in the future Comments on teachers ' class environment Desire to continue relationship with teachers Comments on classroom management Desire to ...
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to begin analyzing the task of implementing effective literacy practices in their future classrooms and to assess their ... are teachers in the school doing these things and the materials available , I think I could implement them .
to begin analyzing the task of implementing effective literacy practices in their future classrooms and to assess their ... are teachers in the school doing these things and the materials available , I think I could implement them .
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