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Student learning emotions in middle school mathematics classrooms: investigating associations with dialogic instructional practices
Alyssa Parr
, Jamie Amemiya
, Ming Te Wang
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Student Learning
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School Mathematics
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Anger
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Mathematics Classroom
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Instructional Practices
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Boredom
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Dialogic Instruction
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Learning Emotion
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African American
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Student Experience
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Negative Emotions
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Other-race
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Low-performing Students
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Lunch
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Reduced Price
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Mathematics Achievement
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Dynamic Form
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High-achieving
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Eighth-grade Students
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Student Gender
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Mathematics Instruction
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Student Emotions
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Mathematics Learning
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Psychology
Middle School
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Negative Emotion
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Mathematics Instruction
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School Mathematics
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