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Full-Text Articles in Education
Lindenwood College Self-Study, Spring 1984, Lindenwood College
Lindenwood College Self-Study, Spring 1984, Lindenwood College
Reports & Self-Studies
Lindenwood College Self-Study, Spring 1984
1984 Faculty Senate Meeting Minutes, Morehead State University
1984 Faculty Senate Meeting Minutes, Morehead State University
Faculty Senate Records
Faculty Senate meeting minutes of Morehead State University for 1984.
Proceedings Of The Tenth Annual Conference Of The Science Education Association Of Western Australia : Western Australian College Of Advanced Education, Perth, October 1984, Science Education Association
Proceedings Of The Tenth Annual Conference Of The Science Education Association Of Western Australia : Western Australian College Of Advanced Education, Perth, October 1984, Science Education Association
Research outputs pre 2011
No abstract provided.
An Evaluation Of The Support Services For Aboriginal Students At The Western Australian College Of Advanced Education, Margaret Mcgrath
An Evaluation Of The Support Services For Aboriginal Students At The Western Australian College Of Advanced Education, Margaret Mcgrath
Research outputs pre 2011
This report was completed as part of an Interchange program during 1983 for an officer of the Commonwealth Public Service to the Western Australian College of Advanced Education. Supervision of the project was the responsibility of the Research Department of the College.
Counseling American Indian Students, Kathleen Curphy
Counseling American Indian Students, Kathleen Curphy
Graduate Research Papers
American Indians today are in a limbo created by their changing culture. While the traditional ways are still being taught in the home, white middle class values are being taught in school. Another factor contributing to this situation is the distorted image of the Indian which is sometimes projected by white writers and the mass media. The image of the American Indian today is that of a stoic, long-suffering, proud, warlike, lazy, drunken individual on the government dole. Indians have maintained their proud heritage, but they deal daily with their distorted image.
G84-693 Protein Levels For Growing And Finishing Cattle, Rick Stock, Terry L. Mader, Terry Klopfenstein
G84-693 Protein Levels For Growing And Finishing Cattle, Rick Stock, Terry L. Mader, Terry Klopfenstein
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials
This NebGuide describes the use of nonprotein nitrogen and bypass protein sources to fulfill the protein requirements of growing and finishing steers, heifers and bulls. Protein supplementation can be an expensive feed cost for cattle producers. Through the use of nonprotein nitrogen (NPN) and bypass protein sources, however, these costs can be reduced. Bypass protein is the protein that escapes breakdown in the rumen and passes "as is" into the small intestine where it is digested and absorbed. Because NPN sources are usually the most economical sources of supplemental nitrogen, NPN should be used whenever possible. The potential for using …
G84-726 Delivering Slaughter Steerse On A Live Cattle Futures Contract, Allen C. Wellman
G84-726 Delivering Slaughter Steerse On A Live Cattle Futures Contract, Allen C. Wellman
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials
This NebGuide discusses how to estimate when it might be profitable to deliver on a live cattle futures contract and outlines delivery costs and procedures.
Although most hedgers do not actually make delivery on a live cattle futures contract, the threat of delivery is an important feature of the futures market. A producer who hedges using the futures market normally offsets the futures position by buying back a futures contract and selling the slaughter cattle on the cash market.
However, there are times when it is advantageous to actually deliver on the contract. Actual delivery should be made only when …
G84-723 Maximizing The Use Of Farm Strip Plots, John Havlin, Roger Wesley Elmore
G84-723 Maximizing The Use Of Farm Strip Plots, John Havlin, Roger Wesley Elmore
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials
Strip plots are an effective means of comparing soil and crop management practices. Guidelines are given for establishing strip plots and evaluating the results. Farmers, extension and industry personnel, and researchers have a common interest in strip plots set out on farm fields to study various soil and crop management practices. Strip plots or tests are usually designed to compare differences between tillage methods, herbicide treatments, varieties, fertilizer sources or rates, methods of chemical application, and many other crop production inputs. Strip tests established in farmer fields could satisfy wider interests, and conceivably yield more useful information, if the planners …
G84-686 Irrigating Dry Beans (Revised September 1984), C. Dean Yonts, David S. Nuland
G84-686 Irrigating Dry Beans (Revised September 1984), C. Dean Yonts, David S. Nuland
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials
This NebGuide describes furrow and center pivot irrigation techniques and practices that will be helpful to both new and experienced dry bean growers.
Traditionally, dry bean production in Nebraska has been on irrigationd lands in the North Platte River Valley of the Panhandle. However, production acreage is expanding into new areas, north, south, and east from the North Platte Valley.
Ec84-1510 Insect Control Guide For Beef Cattle In Nebraska, John B. Campbell
Ec84-1510 Insect Control Guide For Beef Cattle In Nebraska, John B. Campbell
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials
This extension circular contains information on: precautions; insecticide formulations; and insecticide application methods (sprays, pour-ons, spot-ons, self-treatment devices, feed additives, dips, and injections). It contains a table on insecticides and the pests they target such as cattle grub, cattle lice, face fly, horn fly, mosquitoes, and stable fly. It also contains information in a table on the insecticides registered for use on beef cattle which covers the insecticide, percent active ingredient, method of application, dosage and the restrictions.
Ec84-110 Contest Guide For Ranging Judging, James T. Nichols, Peter N. Jensen, Patrick E. Reece
Ec84-110 Contest Guide For Ranging Judging, James T. Nichols, Peter N. Jensen, Patrick E. Reece
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials
This guide has been prepared for use by individuals responsible for planning, preparation, and conducting range judging and plant identification contests. Both area and state contests, sponsored cooperatively by the agencies listed below, should follow these guidelines. This guide is written to be used as a companion publication to the "Range Judging Handbook for Nebraska, EC84-109."
Range judging in Nebraska was started in 1954 and has been conducted since that time as a joint effort of thoe following organizations and agencies:
University of Nebraska Cooperative Extension Service
Soil Conservation Service, USDA
Nebraska Association of Natural Resources Districts
State Department of …
Ec84-406 Take Cover: A Guide To Selecting Furniture Fabrics, Margaret Boschetti, Stephanie Gill
Ec84-406 Take Cover: A Guide To Selecting Furniture Fabrics, Margaret Boschetti, Stephanie Gill
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials
There are two general categories of furniture fabrics: those meant for use as slipcovers, and those for use as upholstery. Slipcovers are designed to fit snugly and yet be removable for cleaning. Upholstery fabrics are generally heavier; they are nailed or stapled directly to the furniture's frame or bonded to the padding. They are not removable.
This publication is for persons considering an investment in upholstered furniture or upholstery fabric. It covers basic information on fabric components and construction to help the reader make a wise purchase.
G84-698 Selecting A Ground Cover (Revised July 1999), Anne Streich, Don Steinegger
G84-698 Selecting A Ground Cover (Revised July 1999), Anne Streich, Don Steinegger
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials
This NebGuide describes how to evaluate a site for ground cover and the characteristics of the most common ground cover species grown in Nebraska.
Ground covers are low-growing plants used in landscaping for mulching or covering the soil. They are typically low growing but may range in height from just inches to over 4 feet tall. Ground covers differ in color, texture and form and can be herbaceous, woody, succulent or grassy. Some have attractive flowers, while others are grown only for their foliage.
Selecting the best species for a site is important to its success as a ground cover. …
G84-702 Root And Soil Analayses For Nematodes In Corn, David S. Wysong, Eric D. Kerr
G84-702 Root And Soil Analayses For Nematodes In Corn, David S. Wysong, Eric D. Kerr
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials
This NebGuide describes how to interpret laboratory results of samples submitted for nematode analysis and discusses ten species that are potentially damaging to corn.
Several kinds of plant parasitic nematodes (small, soil-inhabiting roundworms) are associated with root injury, poor plant color, stunted growth, and reduced grain yields in field corn. Symptoms caused by these pests are often confused with root rot diseases, nutritional deficiencies or climatic stresses. Special laboratory analyses are, therefore, necessary to determine if nematodes are the primary cause of reduced corn performance. Since corn growers may be unfamiliar with nematode diseases, the following discussion of laboratory reports …
G84-688 Brown Patch Disease Of Turfgrass (Revised June 1999), John E. Watkins, Robert C. Shearman
G84-688 Brown Patch Disease Of Turfgrass (Revised June 1999), John E. Watkins, Robert C. Shearman
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials
This NebGuide describes the symptoms and disease cycle of brown patch and gives recommendations for its prevention and control through management, including use of fungicides.
Brown patch of turfgrass is caused by the fungus Rhizoctonia solani Kuehn. All commonly cultivated turfgrasses in Nebraska are affected by this disease, but differences in susceptibility exist within cultivars of the various turfgrass species. Primary hosts are bentgrass, perennial ryegrass, tall fescue and annual bluegrass. Certain species of Rhizoctonia are capable of attacking turfgrass plants from seedling stage to mature plants and are pathogenic over a wide range of environmental conditions. In some literature, …
Heg84-196 Short Cut Tailoring Techniques: Finishing The Hem, Rose Marie Tondl
Heg84-196 Short Cut Tailoring Techniques: Finishing The Hem, Rose Marie Tondl
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials
This NebGuide provides methods for finishing the hems on jackets and coats, with attention to back vents, front facings, and eliminating bulk from the hem.
An inconspicuous hem is a mark of quality construction. A properly finished hem in a tailored garment helps to achieve a professional look and adds the final touch.
Unopa Notes, Volume 22, Issue 3, February 1984
Unopa Notes, Volume 22, Issue 3, February 1984
UNOPA Newsletters
No abstract provided.
Comparação Diacrônica Dos Estudos De Ciências E Humanidades No Currículo Secundário Brasileiro [A Diachronic Comparison Of Science And Humanities Studies In The Brazilian Secondary School Curriculum], Karl M. Lorenz, Ariclê Vechia
Comparação Diacrônica Dos Estudos De Ciências E Humanidades No Currículo Secundário Brasileiro [A Diachronic Comparison Of Science And Humanities Studies In The Brazilian Secondary School Curriculum], Karl M. Lorenz, Ariclê Vechia
Education Faculty Publications
O estudo demonstra que em dezenove currículos adotados na escola secundária brasileira, no período 1838-1942, houve uma correlação negativa significativa entre a proporção de carga-horária designada que estudos de ciências e humanidades. Os resultados apoiam as observações encontradas na literatura, as quais sugerem que a importância atribuída a cada uma dessas áreas, nos currículos estudados, foi interdependente.
The study shows that in nineteen Brazilian secondary school curricula adopted during the years 1838-1942, there was a significant negative correlation between the proportion of hourly teaching loads assigned to science and humanities studies. The results support the contention that the importance attributed …
University Of Southern Maine Graduate Catalog 1984-1985, University Of Southern Maine
University Of Southern Maine Graduate Catalog 1984-1985, University Of Southern Maine
Course Catalogs
No abstract provided.
Farm, Ranch And Home Quarterly Institute Of Agriculture And Natural Resources, University Of Nebraska- Lincoln
Farm, Ranch and Home Quarterly
In this issue:
IANR Conservation Efforts........................... 2
Energy, Soil, Water-Program Stresses Conservation ............................. 3
Producers 'Break Tradition' .......................... 5
Soil Erosion: Mechanisms and Control ......................... 6
Can We Measure the Economics of Erosion? ....................... 9
Weed Control Essential in Reduced Tillage ......................... 11
Herbicides Important in Eco-farming ........................... 14
Conservation Tillage Aids Wildlife ............................ 16
Nebraska Erosion Magnitude Seen .......................... 17
Conservation TiIlage Effective, Inexpensive Erosion Control ...................... 18
Conservation TiIlage: Fertilizer Programs Should Match System ........................ 21
PUMP Improves Irrigation ........................... 23
Scheduling Key to Efficient Irrigation .................... 26
About The Authors ................................... 28
Reading In The Content Areas: A Review Of In-Service Approaches And A Personal Experience, Marnell Keas Lyle
Reading In The Content Areas: A Review Of In-Service Approaches And A Personal Experience, Marnell Keas Lyle
Graduate Research Papers
Prior to the 193O's, the function of secondary school reading instruction was to expand upon the basic reading knowledge a student had acquired by concentrating on the literary works. However, by 1937, thinking began to change regarding secondary school participation in the reading skills process and, in particular, the content area teacher's participation in the teaching of reading.
A Study Of Video Services In Iowa Public Libraries, Robert Philip Moore
A Study Of Video Services In Iowa Public Libraries, Robert Philip Moore
Graduate Research Papers
One of the ongoing concerns of public libraries today has been the selection of materials and services that best meets the diverse needs and interests of their communities. Library boards have established selection policies and committees, and interlibrary loan networks to fulfill the needs of their customers. Nevertheless, the problems of audiovisual selection and services have been amplified due to incompatible formats. Careless selection has resulted in obsolete equipment and idle software.
Art Or Propaganda? The Films Of Leni Riefenstahl During The Nazi Regime, Nancy A. Snow
Art Or Propaganda? The Films Of Leni Riefenstahl During The Nazi Regime, Nancy A. Snow
Graduate Research Papers
1945 found most of Germany in ruins from Allied air and ground attacks. Many Germans fled in advance of the occupying Allies; one woman in particular took refuge in the Austrian village of Kitzbuhel. Shortly after the war in Europe had ended, there was a knock at the door of her mountain home. It was an American sergeant of the 42nd Rainbow Division.
Effect Of Small Group Competition On Seventh Grade Mathematics Achievement, Biff Renner
Effect Of Small Group Competition On Seventh Grade Mathematics Achievement, Biff Renner
Graduate Research Papers
Mathematics is an area which has shown some decline in standardized test scores as well as a shortage in the number of educators graduating in the field. In mathematics, average SAT scores have fallen 40 points since 1963, and a 1981 survey of 45 states revealed a shortage of mathematics teachers in 43 states. This report by the National Commission on Excellence in Education (1983) states that "We are a nation at risk" because of this decline in educational achievement since the early 1960s. This decrease in mathematics achievement is a concern of many educators, including the researcher. What may …
Call For Sessions
POD Network Conference Materials
Program Proposal Form for the Ninth National POD Conference, October 25-28, 1984, Asilomar, California
The Micro Network, Ron Boyer, Barb Florini
The Micro Network, Ron Boyer, Barb Florini
POD Network Conference Materials
Questions of Micro Network Members of POD, by Ron Boyer
Micro Computer Network Newsletter, volume 1, number 1, October 1984, editors: Ron Boyer & Barb Florini
Pod Network News, 1984, Luann Wilkerson
Pod Network News, 1984, Luann Wilkerson
POD Network News
1. 1984 CONFERENCE
2. POD MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY--SPECIAL EDITION
3. MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL FOR 1984-1985
4. SUMMER TRAINING INSTITUTE
5. SURVEY OF POD-TYPE CENTERS AND PROGRAMS
6. CORE COMMITTEE ELECTIONS
7. 1985 POD CONFERENCE
8. RESOURCES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS: POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT, BOOK, PROJECT DESCRIPTION, BOOK, BOOK, BOOKS AND ARTICLES, VIDEOTAPE, MICROCOMPUTER MATERIAL, JOURNAL, ORGANIZATION
Pod Network News, 1984
POD Network News
THANKS TO MICHELE
MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY
CORE COMMITTEE MEETING, March 17, 1984
1984 POD CONFERENCE
TO IMPROVE THE ACADEMY, 1984
1984 SUMMER TRAINING INSTITUTE
OTHER TRAINING RESOURCES
1985 POD CONFERENCE
The Language Experience Approach And Its Possible Implications For The Reading Disabled, Pamela Mueller Leahy
The Language Experience Approach And Its Possible Implications For The Reading Disabled, Pamela Mueller Leahy
Graduate Research Papers
The Language Experience Approach (LEA) has been around a long time as a supplemental enrichment or reinforcement activity to be utilized occasionally in the traditional phonics or skills approach to teaching reading. with the advent or resurgence, depending on one's philosophy, or the whole language approach supported by Goodman (1972), Stauffer (1968), and van Allen (1967) a new look has been taken at the language experience approach and the contributions it can make in the teaching of reading. The purpose or this paper is to present LEA not only as a supplement but also as a possible viable program option …
The Grass Isn't Always Greener: A Comparison Of Programs For The Gifted And Talented, Maryann Beattie
The Grass Isn't Always Greener: A Comparison Of Programs For The Gifted And Talented, Maryann Beattie
Graduate Research Papers
It seems to be a generally accepted premise that in education an extra effort is needed when teaching exceptional children. In the case of Public Law 94-142, it is federal law that equality of educational opportunity shall be provided in education. As a rule, students on one end of the spectrum 1 (students with learning disabilities, mental retardation, or emotional disturbance)have well defined services, well qualified personnel and these personnel practice well-delineated procedures. If we govern our behavior within the context of the principles of Fairness and Balance, then it would be good to provide an equality of services for …