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Effects of block scheduling and specific demographic factors on teacher job satisfaction among small secondary schools in Arkansas
The purpose of this study was to explore the effects of block scheduling, as well as the effects of specific demographic factors, on teacher job satisfaction. All 25 of the 82 size AA schools in Arkansas which use block scheduling were asked to participate, and a systematic sampling of every third t
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