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When Joel switched to a new school in second grade, his teacher gave him more challenging assignments and more specific feedback than he had received in the past. In general, she assumed that Joel would do well in her class, and he started to think of himself as a good student. Consequently, Joel performed above grade level. This is an example of
a.  self-fulfilling prophecy.    c.  the multicultural effect. b.  context expectation effects.     d.  the bilingual effect.
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Your answer makes a lot more sense. I appreciate your insight.
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You're welcome!
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