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Alumni Programs Newsletter, October 1977 (Vol. 1 No. 1), Nova University

Alumni Network Newsletter

This is the first issue of the Nova University Alumni Newsletter to be published monthly for the purpose of serving as a communication link between the university and its graduates and among its graduates. This is your Newsletter. It will be as valuable to you as you wish to make it. The editorial staff is dependent upon you for sending information about you and your fellow graduates, about your aspirations and concerns, your needs and successes. Call or write the alumni office to let us know what you are thinking about, and the ways in which this publication can help …

Taylor University Magazine (Fall 1977), Taylor University

The Taylor Magazine (1963-Present)

The Fall 1977 edition of Taylor Magazine, published by Taylor University in Upland, Indiana.

An Analysis Of The Relationship Between Auditory Processing Skills And Reading Achievement At The Kindergarten And First Grade Levels., Susan Baime Neuman

University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations

PURPOSE: This study was designed to measure the effects of an auditory training program. The primary goal was to investigate whether auditory skills can be taught. A secondary goal was to determine if these auditory processing skills, as defined in the training pro- gram, facilitated growth in overall reading achievement.

PROCEDURE: Students from seventeen kindergarten and first grade classrooms in the Branford Public School System were chosen to participate in this study. Schools were randomly Assigned to the experimental and control groups. The experimental group participated in the Auditory Processing Training Program, an Instructional system using audio taped lessons and …

Elizabeth Friench Johnson Papers - Accession 64, Elizabeth Friench Johnson

Manuscript Collection

The Elizabeth Friench Johnson Papers consist of essays written by Dr. Johnson and speeches given by her on various occasions. The essays and speeches serve as good sources of reference on South Carolina educators such as James Lide Coker, founder of Coker College, and Mary E. Frayser, home economist and clubwoman. The collection also contains newspaper and other articles. There are also program notes and reports on the Diocese of Upper South Carolina Episcopal Church, of which Dr. Johnson was the director, and on The International Federation of University Women. The correspondence is limited to a few pieces mostly relating …