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How institutional leaders can support educators in making practices high impact
Abstract Authors discuss traps institutional leaders may fall into when supporting or leveraging high‐impact practices to promote equitable student success and then provide recommendations for leaders to support educators in cultivating culturally relevant and responsive practices for diverse student populations that can become high impact.