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Disrupting Conversational Patterns in Classroom Discussion Groups
Classroom work groups serve many pedagogical purposes. Here, we focus on their function as spaces to witness, name, and disrupt the processes by which micro-level interactions reflect macro-level inequalities. We use theory and research from small group processes as the foundation to understand the
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