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Homework Perpetuating Inequalities For Low-Income Families In Education, Eileen Boyd
Homework Perpetuating Inequalities For Low-Income Families In Education, Eileen Boyd
Capstone Projects and Master's Theses
This capstone project delves into the persistent issue of homework perpetuating inequalities among low-income families. Drawing on insights from North American public school teachers who have shared their perspectives and experiences, this research employs a combination of literature reviews, teacher interviews, and anonymous surveys. The collective evidence underscores the unsettling fact that homework drives educational disparities. Consequently, it calls for a broader acknowledgment among educators and schools that homework often hinders rather than enhances a student's academic achievements.
Mental Health Aviation Students, Keren Natha, Priyangaa Rajendran, Sundareswar Selvaganesan
Mental Health Aviation Students, Keren Natha, Priyangaa Rajendran, Sundareswar Selvaganesan
Student Works
According to a study done by the American College Health Association, 24% of students in 2021 met the criteria for severe psychological distress and 51% of students met the criteria for moderate psychological distress. University can take a toll on students and cause mental health challenges. Aviation students are of no exception. The mental health challenges, if not dealt with properly, can further deteriorate and cause issues such as depression. This could risk students’ career, and could be a threat to not only their safety, but the safety of potential passengers and other individuals. Thus, this study will allow better …
The Perceived Social Support Level Among The Students Of The Faculty Of Education At Al-Qassim University In Light Of Some Demographical Variables, Fatema Sahab Alrashedi
The Perceived Social Support Level Among The Students Of The Faculty Of Education At Al-Qassim University In Light Of Some Demographical Variables, Fatema Sahab Alrashedi
Journal of the Arab American University مجلة الجامعة العربية الامريكية للبحوث
This study aimed to identify the perceived social support level among the students of the Faculty of Education at Al-Qassim University. The study sample consisted of (228) male and female students of the Faculty of Education at Al-Qassim University in Saudi Arabia. The researcher used a survey descriptive method. The researcher also translated the perceived social support scale, which was developed by Zimet, at el, 1988. The study results indicated that the level of the perceived social support among the Faculty of Education students was moderate, and there were no statistically significant differences at the level of(0.05 ≥ α) due …
Impact Of Reading Habits On The Academic Achievements: A Survey, Kumara B, B T. Sampath Kumar
Impact Of Reading Habits On The Academic Achievements: A Survey, Kumara B, B T. Sampath Kumar
Library Philosophy and Practice (e-journal)
The present paper examines the impact of reading habits on the academic achievements of the students and faculty members in the universities of Karnataka state. The survey was conducted using a well design and structured questionnaire. A total of 2463 postgraduate students, research scholars and faculty members participated in the study. The study population consisted of an equal number of males (50.2%) and female (49.8%) and most of them (63%) are from rural areas. The study found that the majority of the respondents are from Science (48.8%) disciplines. The study found that almost all the respondents have reading habits and …
College Of Education Year In Review 2017, Butler University
College Of Education Year In Review 2017, Butler University
College of Education Year in Review Collection
No abstract provided.
College Of Education Year In Review 2015, Butler University
College Of Education Year In Review 2015, Butler University
College of Education Year in Review Collection
No abstract provided.
An Open Letter To The Class Of 2013, Center For Public Service
An Open Letter To The Class Of 2013, Center For Public Service
SURGE
Upon graduation I will have received no honors. After four years of college, thirty-seven courses, ten labs, two sets of major requirements and several almost complete minors, I have won the ultimate consolation prize: a diploma. I know that not everyone has the privilege of going to college and I also know that those who start college do not always make it to the end, some not even through the first week. However, in the world of academia, students are pushed to strive for the best grades. Even at Gettysburg College where global awareness, critical thinking and an integration of …
President's Newsletter, Brooks Keel
President's Newsletter, Brooks Keel
President's Newsletter (2012-2016)
No abstract provided.
Student Motivation And Academic Achievements, Zeenat Shah
Student Motivation And Academic Achievements, Zeenat Shah
Professional Development Centre, Gilgit
No abstract provided.
Relationships Between Achievement, Academic Self-Concept, And Perceived Parental Relationships Among College Students Of Varying Ability Levels, Melinda Lalonde
Relationships Between Achievement, Academic Self-Concept, And Perceived Parental Relationships Among College Students Of Varying Ability Levels, Melinda Lalonde
Mahurin Honors College Capstone Experience/Thesis Projects
The purpose of this study was to examine the differences between honors students, honors-eligible students, and non-honors students with regard to their perceived parental relationships, academic self-concepts, and academic achievement. Of the 180 participants, there were 48 honors students, 32 honors-eligible students, and 100 non-honors students. Academic achievement was measured using grade-point average; academic self-concept and perceived parental relationships were measured using the Self-Perception Profile for College Students (Neemann & Harter, 1986). Results indicated differences among the three groups.
The Wooster Voice (Wooster, Oh), 1950-03-09, Wooster Voice Editors
The Wooster Voice (Wooster, Oh), 1950-03-09, Wooster Voice Editors
The Voice: 1941-1950
Wooster Board of Trustees approves a proposed smoking room in lower Kauke. Student Senate agrees to joint ownership with the speech department over the college radio station. The National Student Association wins the financial support of Student Senate. Eight Wooster students travel to Case Institute to compete in the annual northeastern Ohio debate conference Varsity Tournament. There is a small article on the UFO craze beginning to sweep the nation, focusing on a supposed sighting at the nearby (and now infamous for such reasons) Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Increasing deterioration of US-Russia relations is noted in an article. Phi Beta …