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Consequently, classrooms ballooned to 40 or 50 students, and many lacked proper air-conditioning units during 90-degree days. In response, teachers struggled with classroommanagement; parents complained about teachers’ inabilities to instruct students and manageclassrooms; and student altercations increased.
He argues that it tends to link to top-down approaches where administrators and governments say that strategies work on the basis of lab research, when they may not work in a specific context. Accessed 14 May 2017 at [link] Cooper, H., Classroom Instruction That Works: Research-Based Strategies for Increasing Student Achievement.
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