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An Induction Program For Beginning Teachers, Alice Angst Burkett
An Induction Program For Beginning Teachers, Alice Angst Burkett
All Master's Theses
The purpose of this paper was threefold: (1) to point out that every school, regardless of size, needs some type of effective induction for beginning teachers; (2) to explain the phases of an induction program; (3) and to whom certain responsibilities should be delegated.
An Investigation Of The Physical Education Specialist In The Elementary School, William G. Bentley
An Investigation Of The Physical Education Specialist In The Elementary School, William G. Bentley
All Master's Theses
Acting on the premise that the physical education program is a vital part of the elementary school curriculum, every elementary school should provide qualified leadership, proper facilities, and activities suited to the growth and development of the participants.
An Investigation Of Current Educational Practices For Providing For Gifted Children In The Elementary Schools Of The State Of Washington, Earl Frederick Knuth
An Investigation Of Current Educational Practices For Providing For Gifted Children In The Elementary Schools Of The State Of Washington, Earl Frederick Knuth
All Master's Theses
The purpose of this study was to investigate the current practices of the elementary schools in the State of Washington in providing for the educational needs of their gifted children, with the ultimate goal of discovering new practices that would be useful to the elementary schools of Yakima, Washington.
An Experiment In Spelling Using The Corrected Test Method, Donald W. Beseler
An Experiment In Spelling Using The Corrected Test Method, Donald W. Beseler
All Master's Theses
The purpose of this study was to broaden the experiences of the author’s knowledge about the teaching of spelling and to measure the effects of the corrected test on spelling ability of seventh grade students.
A Survey Of Current Practices In Organizing Instructional Materials, Charles Henry Chamberlin
A Survey Of Current Practices In Organizing Instructional Materials, Charles Henry Chamberlin
All Master's Theses
The purpose of this study was to survey current practices in organizing instructional materials. The particular factors of organization dealt with by the study were (1) methods used for cataloging materials, (2) methods used for classifying materials, and (3) methods and locations used for storing materials.
The Library And Its Relation To The Elementary School Curriculum, Alpha S. Piland
The Library And Its Relation To The Elementary School Curriculum, Alpha S. Piland
All Master's Theses
The purpose of this paper is to explain the place of the centralized elementary school library in relation to present day standards of the elementary curriculum, as presented by contemporary authorities on curriculum and library service.
Juvenile Delinquency - Can It Be Measured, Glenn Robert Jacobsen
Juvenile Delinquency - Can It Be Measured, Glenn Robert Jacobsen
All Master's Theses
In this thesis the ultimate goal has been that, in the interpretations of its findings, teachers, administrators, educators and parents might find enlightenment in terms of possible approaches to the problems of eliminating or controlling causation factors in delinquency to the benefit of the students, the schools, and the community.
Music Appreciation For Junior High By The Contract Method, Mildred I. Forsling
Music Appreciation For Junior High By The Contract Method, Mildred I. Forsling
All Master's Theses
In reality the contract method is not new to the field of education. In order to teach music appreciation by the contract method, the instructor sets up a series of work units. Around each unit he devises a guide sheet which suggests a designated number of activities which the student may pursue outside the classroom.
Parent-Teacher Conferences In The Elementary School, Donald C. Crosland
Parent-Teacher Conferences In The Elementary School, Donald C. Crosland
All Master's Theses
This paper is a review of the parent-teacher conference on a group and individual basis. It outlines difficulties, resources and preparation, and the benefits of conducting these conferences.
A Study Of The Impact Of Television On School Children, Harry V. Berg
A Study Of The Impact Of Television On School Children, Harry V. Berg
Teacher Education, Educational Leadership & Policy ETDs
The purpose of this study is to ascertain the impact or influence of television on the attitudes and behavior of school children of elementary, junior high, and senior high school age. Factors which may affect their behavior are: (1) the amount of time pupils spend in watching television compared to time spent in other activities; (2) their preferences for types of programs; (3) the esteem held for television in relation to other social activities of the family; and (4) the effect, if any, of television on the career interests of youth.
A Proposed Curriculum For School Business Managers, Jean K. Madison
A Proposed Curriculum For School Business Managers, Jean K. Madison
Teacher Education, Educational Leadership & Policy ETDs
The purpose of this study will be to formulate a proposed course of study for the school business manager at the University of New Mexico. Specifically, it will deal with the following questions: (1) How can young men and women prepare themselves to enter the profession of school business managements? (2) What program of professional training will answer the needs of the business manager? (3) Through what curriculum can be developed both the skills and judgments of a capable business man and the knowledge and vision of a progressive educator?
Some Interesting Projects In Foundry, Paul M. Paulson
Some Interesting Projects In Foundry, Paul M. Paulson
All Master's Theses
The topic of this study was to present some techniques and practices in the area of foundry to teachers in the field of industrial arts. Step by step procedures were used along with graphic illustrations to give the reader a better understanding of the study.