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Teacher Emotions and Instructional Quality—Insights From the Global Teaching InSights Video Study: A Registered Report
Existing research into the link between teachers’ emotions and the quality of their lessons has generally relied either on students’ or teachers’ ratings of instructional quality and drawn on teacher samples from homogenous cultural contexts. The present study addressed these limitations by employin
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