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Teachers’ emotional appraisals and the reframing of student change in post-pandemic schools
Introduction: The return to “normal” schooling after the COVID-19 pandemic reactivated many of the emotional, instructional, and moral tensions teachers experienced during emergency remote teaching. Yet, little is known about how teachers’ emotional appraisals of post-pandemic classrooms intersect w
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