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JRTE, 41(3), 331-358 A Comparison o
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Some advantages of homework-assista
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Figure 1. An ASSISTment showing thr
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Table 1. Participants in the Study
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Day Web-based first group Paper-and
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Pair Gain1Compter 1 Gain2PPH Pair G
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as low as $200 each (Bray, 2007). T
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Bonifaz, A., & Zucker, A. A. (2004)
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Answers: 3/10 4/10 4/5 6/12 Hint 1:
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Preparing Creative and Critical Thi
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Attribute Listing. Understanding th
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In one class studying the elements
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the dogs. Each dog had strengths an
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taking notes, getting help from ex
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The more widely shared a belief is,
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P ro blem solving comes fi rs t , f
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Approximately 90 percent of student
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nothing to do with the teacher's pe
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elationships among fractions, decim
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Provide appropriate wait time for a
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Attention problems Perfectionist So
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Emmer, E. T., Sanford, J. P., Evert
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Self-Assessment Mastery cannot be m
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d. I keep track of my students' gra
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29. When students do not meet your
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45. Which of the following statemen
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98-137 Points: Apprentice Good teac
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More and more research in psycholog
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When the problems were made somewha
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The Adolescent Brain: A work in Pro
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adults. They found that when proces
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1. Stay away from caffeine and nico
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watched in class at Whittier Region
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All too often, teachers' goals tend