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From Disruption to Self-Regulation: How Dynamic Exam Difficulty Fosters Peer-Mediated Classroom Management
Sustaining student focus and managing low-level behavioral disruptions in middle school English as a Foreign Language (EFL) classrooms frequently trap educators in a reactive cycle of teacher-led interventions that fragment instructional momentum. This 16-week quasi-experimental action research stud
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