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FOSTERING ACADEMIC SUCCESS: EXAMINING CULTURAL HUMILITY IN TEACHING AS A PREDICTOR OF ACADEMIC OUTCOMES AMONG MARGINALIZED COLLEGE FRESHMEN
This study examined the role of perceived teacher cultural humility in predicting academic outcomes among marginalized college freshmen reflecting on their high school experiences. Cultural humility in teaching has been increasingly recognized as an essential component of equitable and inclusive edu
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