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Does a Rising School Climate Lift All Boats? Differential Associations of Perceived Climate and Achievement for Students with Disabilities and Limited English Proficiency.

Steven M. Sanders, James M. Durbin, Bart G. Anderson, Laura Fogarty, Regina Giraldo-García, Adam Voight

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Previous research studies show that a positive school climate is associated with desirable academic outcomes for youth. In the United States, students with disabilities and English language learner...

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Previous research studies show that a positive school climate is associated with desirable academic outcomes for youth. In the United States, students with disabilities and English language learner...

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Previous research studies show that a positive school climate is associated with desirable academic outcomes for youth. In the United States, students with disabilities and English language learner...

Key concepts: Lift (data mining), Psychology, Climatology, Geology, Computer science, Data mining

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