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Non-Instructional Task of Teachers: Its Effect on Learners’ Performance
Teachers are increasingly expected to perform administrative and ancillary responsibilities in addition to their instructional duties, raising concerns about how these non-instructional tasks may affect student learning. This study examined the Mathematics achievement of Grade VI learners under two
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