Emerging research suggests a need to integrate teachers' knowledge and skill development with instructional materials, but further evidence on the effectiveness of this approach is necessary¶
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q1 i? Emerging research suggests the need to integrate teachers' knowledge and skill development with instructional materials, and further evidence is necessary to support the effectiveness of such an approach. → Jane Choi 2017
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Jane Choi 2017¶
Jane Choi, Scott Richman, Sarah Dolfin. (2017). Transforming Teachers' Practice: The Impact of EL Education's English Language Arts Curriculum and Professional Learning on Teacher Practices. Oakland, CA: Mathematica Policy Research. https://www.mathematica.org/publications/transforming-teachers-practice-the-impact-of-el-educations-english-language-arts-curriculum
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The publication's introductory framing states the state of the evidence: it says "the emerging research suggests the need to integrate teachers' knowledge and skill development with instructional materials" while noting that further evidence on effectiveness is necessary. No data or findings are printed on the page.
"While the emerging research suggests the need to integrate teachers' knowledge and skill development with instructional materials, further evidence is necessary to support the effectiveness of such an approach."
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Emerging research suggests a need to integrate teachers' knowledge and skill development with instructional materials, but further evidence on the effectiveness of this approach is necessary |
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Emerging research suggests a need to integrate teachers' knowledge and skill development with instructional materials, but further evidence on the effectiveness of this approach is necessary |
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