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A Multivariate Analysis of Teacher Self-Efficacy and Cognitive Load in Scripted Instructional Programs
This quantitative, non-experimental, multivariate comparative study examined whether statistically significant differences existed in teacher self-efficacy and teacher cognitive load between Title I and non–Title I elementary school teachers who implement scripted instructional programs. The study a
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