Clinton Scott Petty
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Clinton Scott Petty's research investigates teacher motivation within educational contexts, specifically focusing on the role of contextual factors in fostering perceived relatedness among mathematics teachers participating in lesson study. He has published work examining these dynamics, including a 2022 publication on the subject. Petty's scholarly output includes three total publications with six citations and an h-index of 1, indicating recent activity in his field.
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- h-index: 1
- Publications: 3
- Citations: 7
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Correction: Examining mathematics teacher motivation during lesson study: the role of contextual factors for perceived relatedness (2022)
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Examining mathematics teacher motivation during lesson study: the role of contextual factors for perceived relatedness (2022)
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- Examining mathematics teacher motivation during lesson study: the role of contextual factors for perceived relatedness
- Correction: Examining mathematics teacher motivation during lesson study: the role of contextual factors for perceived relatedness
- Examining mathematics teacher motivation during lesson study: the role of contextual factors for perceived relatedness
- Correction: Examining mathematics teacher motivation during lesson study: the role of contextual factors for perceived relatedness
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