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The Lived Experience of Music Program Marginalization: Secondary Music Educators Amid High-Stakes Testing
This transcendental phenomenological study described secondary music educators’ lived experience of music program marginalization amid high-stakes testing mandates. The study examined the phenomenon’s invariant essence through participants’ descriptions of their lived experience. This topic matters
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