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Two instructional strategies as determinants of primary school pupil's learning outcomes in mathematics
The study investigated the effect of explicit and peer tutoring instructional strategies (treatment), pupils' ability and gender on learning outcomes in primary school Mathematics. Data analysis involved the use of ANCOVA, MCA, and Schaffe. The findings revealed that there was significant main effec...
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