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Games of Chance

The Lower-Track Curriculum in a College-Preparatory High School

Pages 249-281 | Published online: 15 Dec 2014

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Anysia Mayer, Kimberly LeChasseur & Morgaen Donaldson. (2018) The Structure of Tracking: Instructional Practices of Teachers Leading Low- and High-Track Classes. American Journal of Education 124:4, pages 445-477.
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