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The influence of teacher attitude about professional development, master's degree training, and teacher certification on school performance scores in selected Louisiana parishes
The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship among three independent variables: teacher attitudes about professional development, earning a master's degree, and teacher certification on School Performance Scores. Independent variables included teacher attitude about professional dev
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