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Influences on the Self-Efficacy of Non-English Language Arts High School Teachers to Integrate Literacy Into Instruction
Some secondary teachers of non-reading and non-English language arts content areas resist the idea of integrating literacy instruction with content instruction, due to having low teacher self-efficacy for literacy instruction (TSELI). To explore this phenomenon, I conducted a qualitative case study,
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