My class needs my voice: The desire to stand out predicts choices to contribute during class discussions (original) (raw)

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What Does It Mean to Participate in Class?: Integrity and Inconsistency in Classroom Interaction

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Attitudes of Student-Teachers [toward] Participation [in] Classroom Discussions

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The Relationship Between Student Voice and Student Engagement in Urban High Schools

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An Online Discussion about the Politics of Classroom Discourse: Student Identity, Administrative Aims, and School Change

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The social construction of participation in an elementary classroom community

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Creating a More Peaceful Classroom Community by Assessing Student Participation and Process

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Voice as Student Involvement Indicator and Performance in Academic Setting

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Caution, Student Experience May Vary: Social Identities Impact a Student's Experience in Peer Discussions

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Towards equality and positive identity: the value of classroom discussion as a teaching method

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