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Kristen L McMaster1, Erica S Lembke2, Emma Shanahan3

  • 1University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, USA.

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专业发展改善了教师的基于数据的教学 (DBI) 对有密集写作需求的学生. 这提高了教师的技能和学生的写作成果,显示了该计划的有效性.

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