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Intercultural Motivational Teaching Styles in an At-Risk Primary School
Chantal Vankan,
L. Wijnia
Department of Conditions for Lifelong Learning
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Primary School
100%
Cultural Competency
100%
At-risk
100%
Teaching Style
100%
Need-supportive Teaching
100%
Teaching Practice
33%
Well-being
33%
Students At-risk
33%
Support Needs
33%
Basic Psychological Needs
33%
Need for Autonomy
33%
Need for Relatedness
33%
Need for Competence
33%
Student Development
33%
Teacher Conceptions
33%
Student Needs
33%
High-score
33%
Supporting Students
33%
Cultural Diversity
33%
Autonomy Support
33%
Teaching Teachers
33%
Diverse Cultural Backgrounds
33%
Controlling Teaching
33%
Inequality of Educational Opportunity
33%
Structured Support
33%
Equal Educational Opportunity
33%
Social Sciences
Autonomy
100%
Primary Schools
100%
Intercultural Competence
100%
Teaching Style
100%
Educational Opportunities
66%
Case Study
33%
At-Risk Students
33%
Psychology
33%
Teaching Practice
33%
Student Development
33%
Cultural Diversity
33%
Cultural Background
33%
Psychology
Autonomy
100%
Case Study
33%
At-Risk Student
33%
Relatedness
33%
Cultural Diversity
33%
Psychology
33%