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Perception of administrators: Characteristics of effective teachers in high-poverty secondary schools and the alignment of these characteristics with the teacher evaluation system
The purpose of this study was to investigate the characteristics of an effective teacher in a high-poverty school as perceived by high school administrators and the alignment of these characteristics with the teacher evaluation system. School administrators identified the characteristics of an effec
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