Using Generalizability Theory to Measure Sources of Variance on a Special Education Teacher Observation Tool
作者： Carrie Lisa Semmelroth
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关键词: Special education 、 Generalizability theory 、 Variance (accounting) 、 Psychology 、 Applied psychology 、 Measure (physics) 、 Mathematics education
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