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Assessing the Effects of Leaderboards on Motivation and Math Achievement of 5th and 6th Grade Students
Traditional teacher-led instructional methods are increasingly disconnected with the learning preferences of students raised in digital environments. These learners often require information to be delivered more rapidly and engagingly, prompting educators to incorporate strategies such as gamificati
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