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Ultrastructure Of Muscle In Typical And Atypical Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy A Comparative Study, Felix Teodoro Oteruelo

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The Morphogenesis Of The Experimental Poststenotic Dilatation Of The Canine Carotid And Femoral Arteries, Alberto Trillo

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On The Determination Of Best Approximations To Functions Of Two Variables, James Michael Bennett

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Differential Rings: Embedding Theorems And Related Ideals, Jay Ladd Delkin

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Subgroup Reductions Of The Lorentz Group, Ernest Gunter Kalnins

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Functional Organization Of Sympathetic Cardioregulatory Pathways In The Medulla And Spinal Cord Of The Cat, James Lorne Henry

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Spatial-Imagery Ability And The Recognition Of Verbal And Nonverbal Stimuli, Carole Helene Ernest

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The Role Of Articulation Mechanisms In Speech Perception, Sidney Arthur Folb

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The Effects Of Cholinergic Drugs On Operant Behavior Of The Rat, William Arthur Mckim

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The Role Of The Interstitium And Associated Cells In Spermatogenesis Of Two Teleosts, Sylvia Mildred Ruby

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The Effect Of Heavy-Water On The Membrane Resting Potential Of Neurons Inculture, Chin Chin Wan

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A Survey Of Reading Programs In Selected Junior High Schools In Six Iowa Counties, Daniel Charles Manning

Dissertations and Theses @ UNI

The purpose of this survey was to assess the current status of junior high reading programs. Fifteen schools were randomly selected from the schools within the counties surrounding Blackhawk County. Criteria which indicated aspects of successful reading programs were selected and were subsequently used in the assessments. Particular emphasis was placed upon individualization, diagnosis, language arts integration, reading in the content areas, and on organizational structure. Visitation requests were sent, and acceptances were received from thirteen schools. During the spring term of the 1971- 1972 academic year, visitations were made. Data was obtained through teacher interview and classroom observation.

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Family Size, Intelligence, And Patterns Of Achievement In Preschool Children, H. Jane Reppas

Dissertations and Theses @ UNI

The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship of membership in a large or small family to the patterns of achievement as revealed by the results of the subtests of the Iowa Test of Preschool Development (ITPD). Of interest also was the study of the relationship of membership in subgroups based on both race and family size to patterns of achievement.

The subjects of the study were eighty black and white preschool children. There were twenty children in each subgroup small black family, large black family, small white family, and large white family). The subgroups were similar in …

The Role Of The School Psychologist As Perceived By Elementary Principals And By School Psychologists, Joan Holliday Smith

Dissertations and Theses @ UNI

The problem that was considered in the study was whether the role of the school psychologist was perceived differently by elementary principals and school psychologists.

A questionnaire was developed which had two slightly differing forms, one for principals and one for psychologists. The items on the questionnaire sought to assess the opinions of both groups concerning: who is and who should be responsible for selected tasks, the effectiveness of psychological services and several aspects of authority. The questionnaires were sent to a randomly selected group of elementary principals (200) and all of the school psychologists in Iowa (170). Useable returns …

An Analysis Of Data And Records Of Two Selected Groups Of Students In The Context Of The Admissions Program At The University Of Northern Iowa, Jack Lloyd Wielenga

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This study was undertaken to compare the level of academic success of two groups of students as they were affected by admission policies and practices at the University of Northern Iowa. Students in both groups ranked in the lower half of their respective graduating classes. Students in Group I were denied admission, and students in Group II were admitted to the fall semester 1964.

High school counselors and college registrars at 232 schools were asked to provide transcripts of records and/or completed reporting forms for each of the 185 students in Group 1 who had previously attended their institutions. This …

The Educational Match, Daleanne Anderson

Dissertations and Theses @ UNI

Many educators are arguing that if education is to be successful, classroom teachers must be able to match the instructional material for each student with that student's level of achievement. Supposedly, providing material that is too difficult or too advanced for the student's ability can result in failure and eventually a loss of motivation. On the other hand, providing material far below the present level of achievement can lead to a similar loss of motivation. According to this line of argument one of the basic tasks facing the teacher is the proper "matching" of the curriculum to the student's capabilities. …

The Jordan Canonical Form, Richard A. Freeman

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Response Rate Controlled By Two Liquid Reinforcers In A Multiple Schedule, Randall Lee Morton

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