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Full-Text Articles in Education
Instructor Guides, Tigers Advance Trailblazers: Provost’S Mentoring Initiative For Faculty Session 4: Transformational Leadership & Leading Change In Higher Education, Cynthia M. Sims, Angela D. Carter, Stephen Brown Iii
Instructor Guides, Tigers Advance Trailblazers: Provost’S Mentoring Initiative For Faculty Session 4: Transformational Leadership & Leading Change In Higher Education, Cynthia M. Sims, Angela D. Carter, Stephen Brown Iii
Clemson TIGERS ADVANCE Instructional Guides
TIGERS ADVANCE: Transforming the Institution through Gender Equity, Retention and Support, is a National Science Foundation (NSF) funded innovative and systematic institutional transformation approach to reduce gender inequality and improve opportunities for all early and mid-career faculty at Clemson, both men and women.
Reading Recovery In South Carolina: 2018-2019 State Report, C. C. Bates
Reading Recovery In South Carolina: 2018-2019 State Report, C. C. Bates
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Developed by New Zealand educator Dr. Marie M. Clay, Reading Recovery® is a short-term early intervention for first grade students who have the lowest achievement on measures of literacy outcomes. Students meet individually with a specially trained teacher for 30 minutes each day for a period of 12-20 weeks. The goal during this period is for children to develop a network of reading and writing strategies so they may independently perform within the average range of their class.
Who Counts As A Writer? Examining Child, Teacher, And Parent Perceptions Of Writing, Anna H. Hall, Kelley M. White, Ying Guo, Andrea Emerson
Who Counts As A Writer? Examining Child, Teacher, And Parent Perceptions Of Writing, Anna H. Hall, Kelley M. White, Ying Guo, Andrea Emerson
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The current study used a mixed method design with 245 preschool children, 255 teachers, and 156 parents. Researchers interviewed children and surveyed teachers and parents about their perceptions of preschool children’s writing abilities and developmental writing stages. The results of the study showed that each group defined writing differently and parents were less likely to have positive perceptions about preschool children’s writing abilities than children and teachers. Correlation analysis demonstrated that teacher and parent perceptions of children’s writing abilities were not related to children’s own perceptions of their writing abilities in this study. This study illuminates that alignment of home …
Preschool Interactive Writing Instruction: Inviting Emergent Writers To Share The Pen, Anna H. Hall
Preschool Interactive Writing Instruction: Inviting Emergent Writers To Share The Pen, Anna H. Hall
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No abstract provided.
Instructor Guides, Tigers Advance Trailblazers: Provost’S Mentoring Initiative For Faculty Session 3: Disc Communication & Leadership & Implicit Bias, Cynthia M. Sims, Angela D. Carter, Stephen Brown Iii
Instructor Guides, Tigers Advance Trailblazers: Provost’S Mentoring Initiative For Faculty Session 3: Disc Communication & Leadership & Implicit Bias, Cynthia M. Sims, Angela D. Carter, Stephen Brown Iii
Clemson TIGERS ADVANCE Instructional Guides
TIGERS ADVANCE: Transforming the Institution through Gender Equity, Retention and Support, is a National Science Foundation (NSF) funded innovative and systematic institutional transformation approach to reduce gender inequality and improve opportunities for all early and mid-career faculty at Clemson, both men and women.
A Lesson In Geospatial Inquiry, Eric Nolan, Brooke A. Whitworth, Lori Rubino-Hare
A Lesson In Geospatial Inquiry, Eric Nolan, Brooke A. Whitworth, Lori Rubino-Hare
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No abstract provided.
Scaling Professional Learning And Development: Preparing Professional Learning And Development Providers To Lead Power Of Data Teacher Workshops, Brooke A. Whitworth, Lori Rubino-Hare, Nena E. Bloom, Megan C. Walker, Kayla R. Arendt
Scaling Professional Learning And Development: Preparing Professional Learning And Development Providers To Lead Power Of Data Teacher Workshops, Brooke A. Whitworth, Lori Rubino-Hare, Nena E. Bloom, Megan C. Walker, Kayla R. Arendt
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This design-based research study examined the first two cycles of development, enactment, analysis, and redesign of the Power of Data (POD) Facilitation Academy. Professional Learning and Development (PLD) providers’ geospatial technology (GST) skills, understanding of programme principles, preparation, and stages of concern for implementing POD Teacher Workshops were investigated. The POD Team analysed previous POD PLD models. Using these results, the POD Academy and Guide were developed, enacted, and revised. Two cohorts (n = 28) participated in the POD FA designed to prepare PLD providers to implement POD Teacher Workshops and to support teachers in learning to enhance an …
“Tell Us What You Think:” Results Of An Exploratory Study Of Student Feedback On An Academic Library, Anne Grant, Jessica Serrao, Maggie Mason Smith
“Tell Us What You Think:” Results Of An Exploratory Study Of Student Feedback On An Academic Library, Anne Grant, Jessica Serrao, Maggie Mason Smith
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Last September, the Dean of Libraries created the Campus Feedback Task Force to “develop a process by which Clemson Libraries [could] solicit online and in-person feedback from students, faculty and staff on campus.” In response, Task Force members prepared a marketing strategy and three methods of soliciting feedback: online via our 10 Days to Have Your Say blog and social media, and in-person through tabling across campus. This presentation discusses the details of how the Task Force met its charge, summarizes the 804 responses received, reflects on what worked and what we would do differently next time, and outlines the …
Instructor Guides, Tigers Advance Trailblazers: Provost’S Mentoring Initiative For Faculty Session 2: Mentoring (Hierarchical & Mutuality) & Adaptive Leadership, Cynthia M. Sims, Angela D. Carter, Stephen Brown Iii
Instructor Guides, Tigers Advance Trailblazers: Provost’S Mentoring Initiative For Faculty Session 2: Mentoring (Hierarchical & Mutuality) & Adaptive Leadership, Cynthia M. Sims, Angela D. Carter, Stephen Brown Iii
Clemson TIGERS ADVANCE Instructional Guides
TIGERS ADVANCE: Transforming the Institution through Gender Equity, Retention and Support, is a National Science Foundation (NSF) funded innovative and systematic institutional transformation approach to reduce gender inequality and improve opportunities for all early and mid-career faculty at Clemson, both men and women.
Quick And Easy Notes: Practical Strategies For Busy Teachers, C. C. Bates, Stephanie Madison Schenck, Hayley J. Hoover
Quick And Easy Notes: Practical Strategies For Busy Teachers, C. C. Bates, Stephanie Madison Schenck, Hayley J. Hoover
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Teachers’ knowledge of each child helps them to plan appropriately challenging environments and activities that are tailored to the children’s strengths and needs. Assessing children regularly is essential to build that individualized knowledge—and to identify children who may benefit from more specialized supports. This article offers practical tips for you to engage in systematic, observation-based assessment by keeping anecdotal records on each child.
Integrated Performance Assessments: A Review Of The Literature And Steps To Move Forward, Stephanie M. Madison
Integrated Performance Assessments: A Review Of The Literature And Steps To Move Forward, Stephanie M. Madison
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Integrated Performance Assessments (IPAs) have been heralded as a more authentic manner in which to evaluate language learners. Based on the principles of Dynamic Assessment (DA) and Performance-Based Assessment (PBA), IPAs continue to be used in both K-12 and university language classrooms. However, some teachers may be hesitant to implement IPAs due to concerns with logistics, including time constraints and giving feedback to every student in a large class. This review of the literature explores the theoretical underpinnings to the IPA, as well as practical considerations for teachers.
Instructor Guides, Tigers Advance Trailblazers: Provost’S Mentoring Initiative For Faculty Session 1: Gender Equity Case Study And Introduction To Action Research, Cynthia M. Sims, Angela D. Carter, Stephen Brown Iii
Instructor Guides, Tigers Advance Trailblazers: Provost’S Mentoring Initiative For Faculty Session 1: Gender Equity Case Study And Introduction To Action Research, Cynthia M. Sims, Angela D. Carter, Stephen Brown Iii
Clemson TIGERS ADVANCE Instructional Guides
TIGERS ADVANCE: Transforming the Institution through Gender Equity, Retention and Support, is a National Science Foundation (NSF) funded innovative and systematic institutional transformation approach to reduce gender inequality and improve opportunities for all early and mid-career faculty at Clemson, both men and women.
An Exploration Of Supports For Increasing Classroom Physical Activity Within Elementary Schools, Hannah G. Calvert, Julianne Wenner, Lindsey Turner
An Exploration Of Supports For Increasing Classroom Physical Activity Within Elementary Schools, Hannah G. Calvert, Julianne Wenner, Lindsey Turner
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Classroom-based physical activity (CBPA) can significantly benefit students’ health and educational outcomes, but many teachers do not utilize CBPA. This study examined teachers’ perceptions about the value and impact of several approaches to support CBPA implementation, and teachers’ weekly self-reported CBPA use. Interviews were conducted with 35 classroom teachers (including those using and not using CBPA) at two public elementary schools, and CBPA tracking logs were collected on a weekly basis. Interview transcripts were interpreted through key domains within implementation science. On average, teachers reported using one activity every other day. Interview data revealed that utilizing professional collaboration time for …
Do My Students Know I Don't Like Writing? Shifting Attitudes And Instruction, Anna H. Hall
Do My Students Know I Don't Like Writing? Shifting Attitudes And Instruction, Anna H. Hall
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The authors focus on how teachers’ attitudes toward writing can affect their instructional decisions. The authors give tips for teachers to self-reflect, explore avenues for mentoring and support, and develop and share with students their individual journey as a writer.
Become A Presentation Powerhouse - Developing Skills For Effective, Meaningful Oral Presentations, Jenessa Mcelfresh
Become A Presentation Powerhouse - Developing Skills For Effective, Meaningful Oral Presentations, Jenessa Mcelfresh
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No abstract provided.
Seeing The Forest And The Trees: A Historical And Conceptual Look At Danish Forest Schools, Steph N. Dean
Seeing The Forest And The Trees: A Historical And Conceptual Look At Danish Forest Schools, Steph N. Dean
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This narrative review examines the history and future implications of Forest School, a pedagogical approach to early years outdoor education. Forest School is considered a philosophical perspective towards learning outdoors that values holistic development. There are numerous benefits to Forest School and the opportunities that it presents for young children to learn within a natural environment and to engage with nature. Due to the significance of a region’s culture and history, the consideration of education and outdoor learning differs greatly depending on the geographical context. The theory of social constructionism allows for a more precise analysis of Forest School’s history …
Clemson University Latino Voices: Past, Present, Future, Derek Wilmott
Clemson University Latino Voices: Past, Present, Future, Derek Wilmott
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The Creative Inquiry program combines engaged learning and undergraduate research at Clemson University. This project challenged a Creative Inquiry class to produce a mini-documentary film through research in the Special Collections of the Latinx community's early histories; interviewing students, alumni, faculty, and staff; and using the Libraries' Adobe Digital Studio.
Faculty Satisfaction With Start-Up Packages: Gender Differences In A Public University In The Southeastern U.S., Alena Höfrová, Arelis Moore De Peralta
Faculty Satisfaction With Start-Up Packages: Gender Differences In A Public University In The Southeastern U.S., Alena Höfrová, Arelis Moore De Peralta
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Start-up packages are time limited financial and material resources offered by universities to incoming faculty during the hiring process. Previous research findings on gender equity within the start-up packages are mixed. Therefore, this study is exanimating the role of gender on the content of start-up packages, satisfaction with the packages, university honoring startup packages, and contribution of start-up packages to faculty professional development. Data corresponds to a Start-Up Package Satisfaction Survey of faculty at all ranks (N = 96) administered in an American Southeastern public research university in 2018. Results from this study indicated that there are significant differences between …
Interpreter Education In The International Year Of Indigenous Languages, Ineke Crezee, George Major
Interpreter Education In The International Year Of Indigenous Languages, Ineke Crezee, George Major
International Journal of Interpreter Education
No abstract provided.
The Indigenous Interpreter®: An Interview, Cynthia Roat
The Indigenous Interpreter®: An Interview, Cynthia Roat
International Journal of Interpreter Education
No abstract provided.
Online Project Based Learning: The Efficacy For Signed Language Interpreters, Campbell Mcdermid, James Pope
Online Project Based Learning: The Efficacy For Signed Language Interpreters, Campbell Mcdermid, James Pope
International Journal of Interpreter Education
Four online lessons were created to study the efficacy of teaching translation within a constructivist approach(Wilcox & Shaffer, 2005). The lessons were self-directed and project-based. Twenty participants supplied a baseline sight translation of an English story into American Sign Language (ASL). A model of “meaning” was used to assess the texts consisting of three levels: literal, enrichment and implicature (McDermid, 2012). A mixed-method evaluation was conducted and results showed that participants enriched their baseline target texts, ranging from 2 to 17 instances. Eight completed a number of online lessons and submitted a second translation of the text, which evidenced more …
Book Review: Here Orthere, Laura Maddox
Book Review: Here Orthere, Laura Maddox
International Journal of Interpreter Education
No abstract provided.
American Sign Language Competency: Comparing Student Readiness For Entry Into A Four-Year Interpreter Degree Program, Barbara Garrett, Emily G. Girardin
American Sign Language Competency: Comparing Student Readiness For Entry Into A Four-Year Interpreter Degree Program, Barbara Garrett, Emily G. Girardin
International Journal of Interpreter Education
Foundational language competence is directly related to a student interpreters’ success in interpreter education and ultimately, certification readiness upon graduation. This study focused on the American Sign Language (ASL) expressive competence of applicants to a four-year ASL English interpretation major through a pre-program screening of 250 applicants over eight years. Applicants’ ASL expressive competence compared scores of those who held two-year interpreting degrees to those who had completed four semesters of ASL. Data showed that applicants from two-year interpreting programs and applicants who have taken four semesters of ASL possessed similar expressive ASL competence. This study further examined if applicants …
Dissertation Abstracts, Janis Cole, Nicole Lan, Rosie Henley
Dissertation Abstracts, Janis Cole, Nicole Lan, Rosie Henley
International Journal of Interpreter Education
No abstract provided.
The Effect Of Self-Repair On Judged Quality Of Consecutive Interpreting: Attending To Content, Form And Delivery, Weiwei Zhang, Zhongwei Song
The Effect Of Self-Repair On Judged Quality Of Consecutive Interpreting: Attending To Content, Form And Delivery, Weiwei Zhang, Zhongwei Song
International Journal of Interpreter Education
This paper investigates the correlations between self-repair and subjective assessments of student interpreters’ performance in consecutive interpreting(CI). Twelve interpretations from an interpreting contest in China are transcribed, with the self-repairs identified and annotated based on Levelt’s classification (1983), including both overt and covert repairs. In addition to the final scores awarded at the contest, different methods and raters are used to assess the comprising aspects of an overall quality, namely content, form and delivery. Statistical analysis shows that: (1)overt repairs have a strong positive correlation with content, and moderate negative correlations with form and delivery; (2) form and delivery are …
Doctoral Student Experiences Of Engagement In Social Media: An Exploration Of #Sadoc, Jessica G. Owens
Doctoral Student Experiences Of Engagement In Social Media: An Exploration Of #Sadoc, Jessica G. Owens
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This phenomenological study aimed to understand how doctoral students perceived the influence of social media engagement, through Twitter, on their socialization and sense of belonging within academia. Eight participants were recruited from #sadoc on Twitter. Data from a participant selection questionnaire, in-depth, semi-structured interview, and posts to Twitter were used to understand their lived experiences in #sadoc. Thematic coding was employed to identify six common themes: (a) community of shared doctoral experiences; (b) exposure to doctoral education process; (c) celebration of doctoral student experiences; (d) expansion of boundaries; (e) doctoral student identification; and (f) visibility and authenticity of expression. The …
Watt - Libraries Summit, Clemson University
Being Intentional In Our Teaching And Professional Lives, C. C. Bates
Being Intentional In Our Teaching And Professional Lives, C. C. Bates
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No abstract provided.