Synergistic effects of instruction and affect factors on high- and low-ability disparities in elementary students’ reading literacy
Abstract This study examined the combined effects of teachers’ instructional practices and students’ reading-related affective engagement on predicting the high and low levels of elementary reading literacy from a linguistically and culturally comparative perspective. Data were based on 9748 student...
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