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The Role of Teachers as Instructional Leaders and the Level of Students’ Learning
Despite extensive research on the role of teachers as instructional leaders, limited studies have explored how their leadership practices specifically influence diverse student learning outcomes across various educational contexts. Additionally, there is a need for more empirical evidence linking in
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