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Theses/Dissertations

University of North Florida

1982

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Teaching Spelling For Retention, Angelynn Dunagan Hinson Jan 1982

Teaching Spelling For Retention, Angelynn Dunagan Hinson

UNF Graduate Theses and Dissertations

Because the teaching of spelling to students above the seventh grade is not a universally endorsed curriculum, it is the purpose of this study to explore varied opinions concerning the reasons and methods for teaching spelling, to develop a specified six week curriculum for the teaching of a spelling unit to eighth graders, and to evaluate the curriculum and its relevance to students of this age. Study and research reveal that most students of middle school age do have spelling difficulties which can be overcome. This curriculum utilizes methods suggested in the related literature for enhancing the study of specified …


A Bilingual Curriculum Materials Development, Wilma D. Janosov Jan 1982

A Bilingual Curriculum Materials Development, Wilma D. Janosov

UNF Graduate Theses and Dissertations

Many public school reading programs utilize basal reader texts. Any materials developed for use by bilingual students would be best keyed to the basal reader being utilized in the classroom. The Ginn 720 series is one such basal reader series. Developing materials for use by bilingual students in conjunction with the Ginn 720 series would insure that the materials would be used by the classroom teacher. Focusing on a level in the series which is subsequent to the initial levels could demonstrate the utility of these materials in meeting the on-going needs of bilingual students. Level 7 is generally used …


Class Size Neo-Piagetian Testing: Theory, Results, And Implications, James A. Cortez Jan 1982

Class Size Neo-Piagetian Testing: Theory, Results, And Implications, James A. Cortez

UNF Graduate Theses and Dissertations

The main thrust of this study, therefore, revolved around the "scale-up" of the Case Instructional Sequence into a classroom size application able to be implemented by instructors with little additional practice in employing this
type of instructional sequence. Specifically, the purpose of this study was to determine the effect of the Case type treatment on the performance of two successive ninth grade physical science classes at a private, college-preparatory, secondary school in northeast Florida. These groups were to be assessed using the Tobin and Capie Test of Logical Thinking, a measure which could help assess their respective Piagetian stage.


Improving Reading In The Content Area: Supplemental Materials For The World Now And Then, Judith S. Harhai Jan 1982

Improving Reading In The Content Area: Supplemental Materials For The World Now And Then, Judith S. Harhai

UNF Graduate Theses and Dissertations

The purpose of this project was to create supplemental instructional materials for the social studies text titled The World Now and Then.


The Effects Of A Problem-Solving Strategy On The Long-Term Memory Of Algorithms, Anne Elcan Mann Jan 1982

The Effects Of A Problem-Solving Strategy On The Long-Term Memory Of Algorithms, Anne Elcan Mann

UNF Graduate Theses and Dissertations

Because of the importance of long-term memory of concepts and procedures and because of the need for the ability to retrieve data to solve
problems, the relation between the method of instruction and retentionretrieval ability of students must be examined. This study was designed to approach an analysis of the nature of this relationship.

Specifically, it was conducted to answer the following question:
What is the relationship between retention of algorithms for problem solving as measured ,by the Test of Logical Thinking (TOLT) by ninth grade physical science students at a college preparatory school who have been
trained in control …