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Informal Learning in Secondary School Music Classrooms: Exploring Practices, Influences, and Teacher Preparation on the U.S. West Coast
This study examined how secondary school music teachers on the U.S. West Coast understand, implement, and perceive the impact of informal learning strategies in their classrooms using an explanatory sequential mixed-methods design (Creswell & Plano Clark, 2018). An informal learning approach
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