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A Qualitative Study On How A Teacher's Religious Beliefs Affect The Choices They Make In The Classroom, Sarah M. Wadsworth
A Qualitative Study On How A Teacher's Religious Beliefs Affect The Choices They Make In The Classroom, Sarah M. Wadsworth
Undergraduate Honors Thesis Projects
This qualitative research project explores how a teacher’s organized religious beliefs may influence their practice and the choices they make in the classroom. Such areas of impact include character development, classroom management, development of lesson plans, the handling of difficult parents and colleagues, discipline, and a teacher’s overall attitude while teaching. It is recognized that there are many hidden ways our beliefs shape the choices we make. This project focuses specifically on how organized religious beliefs and practices affect an educator’s choices. The research involved the interviewing of nine educators from the Ohio school system ranging from those who teach …
Slsc List Of Proposed Research Topics For Sierra Leone Program Students 1970-71, Otterbein University
Slsc List Of Proposed Research Topics For Sierra Leone Program Students 1970-71, Otterbein University
Sierra Leone / Stauffer Collection Student Lists
List of 1970-71 Sierra Leone Program students with their teaching field and proposed research topic.
Slsc Seminar Planning Spring Semester 1970, Mildred Stauffer
Slsc Seminar Planning Spring Semester 1970, Mildred Stauffer
Program Planning and Preparations
Mildred Stauffer's syllabus and schedule for the Research in Comparative Education course for Spring Term 1970. Accessible transcription available as separate file below.
Slsc List Of Research Topics For Sierra Leone Program Students 1969-70, Otterbein University
Slsc List Of Research Topics For Sierra Leone Program Students 1969-70, Otterbein University
Sierra Leone / Stauffer Collection Student Lists
List of research topics from the 1969-1970 Sierra Leone program students.