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Peak of NCES later made the point that the written
questionnaires used carefully chosen language to ask about
homework because staff were aware of the issue. Neverthe- less,
Stevenson maintained that far more sense could be made of such
an issue through observation and interview than through a
question- naire. Another example that Stevenson addressed which
had already been raised sever