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Novice teachers' perceptions of clinical experience and their preparedness to teach in high-need urban schools
This hermeneutic phenomenological study examined novice teachers’ perceptions of how clinical experiences in a teacher preparation program prepared them to teach in high-need urban schools. The study included 12 novice teachers with three or fewer years of teaching experience who completed their cli
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