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Elementary Science Educators' Confidence and Expectations in Culturally Responsive Teaching
This descriptive-correlational study examined the self-confidence and expectations regarding culturally responsive teaching (CRT) among elementary science educators, addressing a gap in research on elementary educators' self-confidence in teaching CRT and the outcomes associated with it in the Phili
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