Classroom Psychosocial Environment
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The
Development and Validation of a Classroom Environment Scale for
Filipinos
|
Thelma
C. Rivera |
Mildred
F. Ganaden |
AbstractIntroductionDescription
of the LESConstruction
of the LES
Validation
of the LESField
Testing of the LESReliability
of the LES
The
Factor AnalysisSummaryAppendices
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AbstractIntroductionDescription
of the LESConstruction
of the LES
Validation
of the LESField
Testing of the LESReliability
of the LES
The
Factor AnalysisSummaryAppendices