Selective teacher attention in lower-income countries: a phenomenon linked to dropout and illiteracy?

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Main Authors: UNESCO International Bureau of Education, Abadzi, Helen, Llambiri, Stavri
Format: article biblioteca
Language:eng
Subjects:Low achievers, Poor, Dropping out, Illiteracy, Student teacher relationship, Teacher behaviour, Attention, Educational interaction process, Case studies,
Online Access:https://unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/48223/pf0000215435
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spelling dig-unesdoc-ark:-48223-pf00002154352018-12-03T21:03:47ZAlbaniaUNESCO International Bureau of EducationAbadzi, HelenLlambiri, Stavri2011Incl. bibl.ElectronicPaperonline resourcehttps://unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/48223/pf0000215435engProspects: quarterly review of comparative education, XLI(41), 4 / 160https://unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/48223/pf0000215464Low achieversPoorDropping outIlliteracyStudent teacher relationshipTeacher behaviourAttentionEducational interaction processCase studiesSelective teacher attention in lower-income countries: a phenomenon linked to dropout and illiteracy?article
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topic Low achievers
Poor
Dropping out
Illiteracy
Student teacher relationship
Teacher behaviour
Attention
Educational interaction process
Case studies
Low achievers
Poor
Dropping out
Illiteracy
Student teacher relationship
Teacher behaviour
Attention
Educational interaction process
Case studies
spellingShingle Low achievers
Poor
Dropping out
Illiteracy
Student teacher relationship
Teacher behaviour
Attention
Educational interaction process
Case studies
Low achievers
Poor
Dropping out
Illiteracy
Student teacher relationship
Teacher behaviour
Attention
Educational interaction process
Case studies
UNESCO International Bureau of Education
Abadzi, Helen
Llambiri, Stavri
Selective teacher attention in lower-income countries: a phenomenon linked to dropout and illiteracy?
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topic_facet Low achievers
Poor
Dropping out
Illiteracy
Student teacher relationship
Teacher behaviour
Attention
Educational interaction process
Case studies
author UNESCO International Bureau of Education
Abadzi, Helen
Llambiri, Stavri
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Abadzi, Helen
Llambiri, Stavri
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title Selective teacher attention in lower-income countries: a phenomenon linked to dropout and illiteracy?
title_short Selective teacher attention in lower-income countries: a phenomenon linked to dropout and illiteracy?
title_full Selective teacher attention in lower-income countries: a phenomenon linked to dropout and illiteracy?
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