Student Perceptions of Classroom Learning: Plus Ça Change, Plus C'est la Même Chose?1

Despite billions of invested dollars and numerous reform initiatives, American K–12 student achievement has stagnated. Researchers have identified factors ostensibly responsible for the problem but most, if not all, are beyond the control of teachers. We utilize a different approach to explore facto...

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