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Abbildung 1: Hypothetisiertes Pfadmodell des Zusammenhanges zw. Unterrichtsqualität/SÖS und akademischem Schikanieren. LSB = Lehrkräfte-Schüler*innen-Beziehungen; SSB = Schüler*innenSchüler*innen-Beziehungen
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Akademisches Schikanieren, definiert als das Schikanieren von Schüler*innen durch ihre Mitschüler*innen aufgrund von Fehlern, die erstere im Unterricht gemacht haben, ist eine Form von Mobbing, die mit reduzierter Anstrengung von Schüler*innen im Unterricht in Verbindung steht. Sie kommt disproportional stark in Schulen vor, in denen die Kinder bzw...
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