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Discuss how Martin Luther theory has been integrated into current educational practices in the following domains:

a. classroom engagement

b. teaching and learning

c. parent or community involvement

d. student social or emotional support

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a. classroom engagement: Because of his firm belief in human equality, his ideas seem to resonate ...

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