Evolution Of The Usu Extension Farm And Ranch Succession Program,
2025
Utah state University
Evolution Of The Usu Extension Farm And Ranch Succession Program, Jacob A. Hadfield, Joshua Dallin, Ryan Larsen, Matthew Garcia
Outcomes and Impact Quarterly
The Utah State University (USU) Extension Farm and Ranch Succession Program has been operating for five years, providing critical support to agricultural producers across Utah. Although its impacts were previously documented (Dallin et al., 2021), the program has since been revised and better adapted to meet the needs of producers. This publication highlights USU Extension’s efforts to address the growing need for farm and ranch succession training and examines the program’s ongoing impacts on agricultural communities throughout the state.
The Climate Adaptation Intern Program: Training A Next-Generation Workforce While Bolstering Utah’S Capacity To Respond To Climate Change,
2025
Utah State University
The Climate Adaptation Intern Program: Training A Next-Generation Workforce While Bolstering Utah’S Capacity To Respond To Climate Change, Scott Hotaling, Kendall Becker
Outcomes and Impact Quarterly
Launched in Spring 2024, the Climate Adaptation Intern Program is a semester-long, cohort-style training program that pays undergraduates to work with experts and program leadership on developing fact sheets and other resources tailored to climate adaptation needs in Utah.
Belonging In Math,
2025
Rice University
Belonging In Math, Katie Bainbridge, H. Colleen Sinclair, Andrew Burns
Reports
The presentation describes the steps taken to develop a "belonging in math" measure that can be used with elementary-aged school children. Questions examined include: (1) What is belonging? (2) What is belonging in math? (3) Are there additional considerations for diverse students? (4) What are the dimensions of belonging? and (5) What are some sample belonging items?
Exploring Teachers' Perceptions And Experiences In Adopting And Implementing High- Quality Instructional Materials At A Public Charter School In A Mid-Atlantic State,
2025
Lynn University
Exploring Teachers' Perceptions And Experiences In Adopting And Implementing High- Quality Instructional Materials At A Public Charter School In A Mid-Atlantic State, Marietta Maloy Williams
Graduate Student Dissertations, Theses, Capstones, and Portfolios
This action research dissertation examines the perceptions and experiences of public charter school teachers in a Mid-Atlantic state regarding the adoption and implementation of high-quality instructional materials (HQIM). Using a mixed-methods approach, the study investigated the impact of HQIM on teaching practices and student outcomes. A survey, followed by focus groups, gathered both quantitative and qualitative data from a targeted population of K–8 teachers. Data analysis included thematic coding of focus group discussions. Findings reveal significant challenges in HQIM implementation, highlighting the need for enhanced professional development and ongoing instructional support. The study concludes with implications for practice and recommendations …
Navigating Learning Gaps: Exploring Elementary Teachers’ Perspectives On Literacy-Based Strategies For Ells In Group Instruction,
2025
Southeastern University - Lakeland
Navigating Learning Gaps: Exploring Elementary Teachers’ Perspectives On Literacy-Based Strategies For Ells In Group Instruction, Ashley N. Banegas
Doctor of Education (Ed.D)
Teachers are to implement frequent pedagogical self-reflection to effectively differentiate instruction in whole-class and small-group settings for English language learners (ELLs). This qualitative, exploratory case study explored the perspectives of general elementary education teachers toward implementing varied instructional strategies used to target the literacy learning gap in ELLs. This current study investigated 12 kindergarten through fifth-grade teachers from a public charter school in southern Florida who participated in an interview or completed a journal entry. Information retrieved from scholarly literature and data were analyzed to answer this study’s three research questions. Findings determined the importance of teachers’ learning about their …
An Agricultural Needs Assessment In The Tri-County Area Of Utah,
2025
Utah State University
An Agricultural Needs Assessment In The Tri-County Area Of Utah, Cheyenne Reid, Lendel K. Narine, Brooke Holgate
Outcomes and Impact Quarterly
An agricultural needs assessment was conducted in the Tri-County area, i.e., Uintah, Daggett, and Duchesne counties, to inform extension programming. Results showed that profitability, business development, and land use were high-priority needs. Gaps in producers’ access to information were found, highlighting the need for targeted education programs to address agricultural challenges.
The Untapped Power Of Citizen Science: A Survey Of Utah Residents,
2025
Utah State University
The Untapped Power Of Citizen Science: A Survey Of Utah Residents, Wesley Crump, Elizabeth Cohen, Shital Poudyal
Outcomes and Impact Quarterly
Citizen Science is an approach to involve the public in the scientific process to address locally relevant needs. A survey was conducted to explore Utahns’ relationship with citizen science. Results show a gap between respondents’ past participation and willingness to participate in citizen science, indicating an opportunity for USU Extension to strengthen its relationship with the public through citizen science.
Teaching Learning Newsletter Vol 5 Issue 1,
2025
SASTRA Deemed to be University
Teaching Learning Newsletter Vol 5 Issue 1, Sastra Deemed To Be University
TLC Newsletter
No abstract provided.
Evaluating The Predictive Value Of Basc-3 Anxiety Scale And Working Memory Index Scores For Clinically Significant Test Anxiety: A Comprehensive Analysis Of Non-Classifiable Cases,
2025
Stephen F Austin State University
Evaluating The Predictive Value Of Basc-3 Anxiety Scale And Working Memory Index Scores For Clinically Significant Test Anxiety: A Comprehensive Analysis Of Non-Classifiable Cases, Des'tiana S. Williams
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
This dissertation will explore how test anxiety (TA) affects working memory (WM) and whether certain factors can help predict higher levels of test anxiety. Anxiety has been defined as a common experience that can show up in various forms—like general worry, social fears, panic attacks, and specific phobias (APA, 2022). It was described as often triggering our natural “fight-or-flight” response, which can impact our ability to focus, think clearly, and remember things. For students, test anxiety has been especially challenging, affecting how they perform in high-stakes academic settings. Using data from a university based psychological assessment center, this study will …
Towards Accountability: A Primer On The Space Debris Problem And An Overview Of The Legal Issues Surrounding It,
2025
Missouri University of Science and Technology
Towards Accountability: A Primer On The Space Debris Problem And An Overview Of The Legal Issues Surrounding It, William Schonberg
Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering Faculty Research & Creative Works
Since 1957, the near-Earth population of trackable space objects has grown in number to over 36,000. Of these 36,000+ trackable objects now in low Earth orbit, just a few thousand are working spacecraft. The rest are Earth-orbiting objects which are no longer operational and are considered to be space junk. Because this junk can no longer receive maneuvering commands from its Earth-based owners, the survivability of other spacecraft traveling through or operating in Earth orbit can be jeopardized by the impacts of any number of pieces of this space junk, whose origins can usually be traced back to defunct satellites. …
Enhancing Educational Outcomes For English Learners: The Role Of Culturally Responsive Teaching And Professional Development In Texas,
2025
University of Houston, Main Campus
Enhancing Educational Outcomes For English Learners: The Role Of Culturally Responsive Teaching And Professional Development In Texas, Elisa Garcia, Kristi L. Santi
Journal of English Learner Education
The increasing population of English learners (ELs) in Texas public schools requires a focused approach to their education. This article explores the challenges faced by ELs, including the risk of misplacement in educational programs and the need for culturally and linguistically responsive teaching practices. Drawing on recent research, the article highlights the importance of professional development (PD) tailored to the unique needs of ELs. Effective PD programs should prioritize cultural and linguistic awareness, collaborative learning opportunities, and strategies for differentiated instruction. The article also discusses the significance of engaging parents and the community in supporting ELs. By implementing these recommendations, …
Everything Is Bigger In Texas: English Learners And The Difficulty Within Assessment, Identification, And Program Development,
2025
University of Houston - Main
Everything Is Bigger In Texas: English Learners And The Difficulty Within Assessment, Identification, And Program Development, Gloria A. Avila, Kristi L. Santi
Journal of English Learner Education
This report explores the critical components of effective program placement for English learners, emphasizing the need for accurate assessment and identification processes to ensure appropriate placement. It highlights the rapid growth of the EL population, particularly in the state of Texas, and underscores the importance of developing tailored educational programs that meet the unique needs of English learners. By examining current practices and identifying key areas for improvement, this paper aims to enhance the academic and linguistic outcomes for English learners, ultimately fostering an inclusive and supportive educational environment.
Why The “Whole Language Approach” To Reading Fails Ell Students & Instructional Strategies To Employ Instead,
2025
Southeastern Louisiana University
Why The “Whole Language Approach” To Reading Fails Ell Students & Instructional Strategies To Employ Instead, Caitlyn E. Petrus
Journal of English Learner Education
The research presented in this article demonstrates a qualitative view of the science of reading for phonemic awareness instruction, phonics instruction, vocabulary development, and reading comprehension strategies for English Language Learners (ELLs) in PK-12 schools. The research builds upon esteemed writers Dr. Sharon Vaughn and Dr. Sylvia Linan-Thompson’s work in their book Research-Based Methods of Reading Instruction for Learners, Grades K-4 and other reading experts such as Dr. Wiley Blevins and Dr. Lisa Moats to apply to the growing population for ELLs in PK-12 schools and how to shift from a “whole language classroom” to a classroom built on the …
The Use Of Phonics With Adult Ells At The Beginner Level,
2025
College of Notre Dame of Maryland
The Use Of Phonics With Adult Ells At The Beginner Level, Jose V. Torres
Journal of English Learner Education
This study examines the work of Jose V. Torres, author of the Level 1 beginner adult ELL textbook I Want To Learn English, to evaluate the effectiveness of phonics instruction in literacy development for adult English Language Learners (ELLs). Drawing on data from two primary sources—(1) textbook-based assessments focused on students’ ability to distinguish between long and short vowels, and (2) CASAS outcome scores collected under controlled conditions at Baltimore Community College—this research addresses a significant gap in the literature on adult ELL literacy acquisition. Specifically, the study investigates the impact of explicitly integrating phonics instruction into a contextualized curriculum …
Towards A More Effective Individual Learning Account Program In Indonesia: Policy Insights From South Korea’S Tomorrow Learning Card,
2025
Korea University of Technology And Education
Towards A More Effective Individual Learning Account Program In Indonesia: Policy Insights From South Korea’S Tomorrow Learning Card, Reza Fajarsyah, Raphel Okfernando, M. Alfie Ridwan, Maeshita Fariska Ayuningtyas
Jurnal Vokasi Indonesia
Indonesia has implemented the Individual Learning Account system under the name Kartu Prakerja, or Pre-Employment Card, to support workforce development. This study examines its effectiveness by comparing it with South Korea’s Naeil Baeum Card (Tomorrow Learning Card). Despite its role in improving skills, Indonesia’s Individual Learning Account system faces challenges in funding sustainability, eligibility control, participant engagement, and training relevance. Additionally, financial support is provided at a fixed amount, regardless of training type. Using comparative policy and fishbone analysis, this study identifies key differences and best practices from South Korea. The findings highlight that South Korea’s co-funding model, employer …
Russian Verbs Of Motion In L2 Acquisition: Testing The Efficacy Of A Usage-Based Approach,
2025
University of Cologne
Russian Verbs Of Motion In L2 Acquisition: Testing The Efficacy Of A Usage-Based Approach, Tobias-Alexander Herrmann
Russian Language Journal
Unprefixed Russian motion verbs present unique challenges for second language (L2) learners as they encode distinct types of motion events. Traditional, directionality-based methods of teaching these verbs have faced criticism, prompting the adoption of alternative, cognitively informed approaches. This article builds on usage-based methodologies, such as those proposed by Nesset and Janda (2022), to investigate whether teaching unprefixed verbs of motion (UVoMs) as constructions can enhance L2 instruction. Using the frequent UVoM pair idti and xodit′ , both meaning ‘walk’, as a case study, I pursue two main goals. First, drawing on corpus data, I examine the construction UVoM + …
Aligning Models Of Competency-Based Education With Skills For The Future,
2025
ETS
Aligning Models Of Competency-Based Education With Skills For The Future, Teresa M. Ober, Lei Liu, David Nitkin, Ou Lydia Liu
Chinese/English Journal of Educational Measurement and Evaluation | 教育测量与评估双语期刊
Essential competencies such as collaboration and critical thinking, integral to long-term success, have been notably absent from traditional curricula, as the current instructional materials largely focus on disciplinary domains. Previous research, as highlighted by Liu, Kell, Ling et al. (2023), established a compelling link between these competencies and success across educational, occupational, civic, and health and wellbeing outcomes. The Skills for the Future, a joint initiative by ETS and Carnegie Foundation, presents a comprehensive approach to transform skills identification, demonstration, and verification. The initiative aims to create an ecosystem for skills consisting of a skills framework, assessment, extraction, and insight, …
Regional And District Trends In Oregon’S Post-Pandemic School Enrollment And Achievement,
2025
Portland State University
Regional And District Trends In Oregon’S Post-Pandemic School Enrollment And Achievement, Madhu Narayanan
Northwest Journal of Teacher Education
Oregon has been highlighted as a state with large student enrollment changes after the pandemic, as well as persistent learning loss. Unlike many other states in the nation, this learning loss has persisted. This paper goes beyond the statewide trends to examine regional and district level patterns in both enrollment changes and learning outcomes. One major finding is that while districts in all regions experienced enrollment changes, Large Urban and Suburban districts had notable enrollment declines. These declines were driven by a decrease in White students. Meanwhile, Suburban districts had increases in Asian, Black, and Multiracial students. Another finding is …
Learning From Evidence: Assessing Progress And Impact. Proceeding Of The 2024 International Conference On Assessment And Learning,
2025
Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER) Indonesia
Learning From Evidence: Assessing Progress And Impact. Proceeding Of The 2024 International Conference On Assessment And Learning, Biyan Iskandar
International Conference on Assessment and Learning (ICAL)
No abstract provided.
Exploration Of Adventure-Based Counseling And Its Impact On The Self-Concept Of At-Risk Youth,
2025
Delta State University
Exploration Of Adventure-Based Counseling And Its Impact On The Self-Concept Of At-Risk Youth, Kendall Kern, Mary Bess Pannel, Todd Davis, Thales Barbosa
Journal of Academic Underperformance
Background: Integrating experiential therapy techniques with physical activity and nature improves aspects of self-concept: social connectedness, resilience, and healthy coping skills in the short-term for at-risk, underperforming youth (Kraft & Cornelius-White, 2020). Kraft and Cornelius-White (2020) found that wilderness therapy counselors that taught communication skills and prioritized “group cohesion in group therapy” led to positive “changes to self-concept” (p. 350-351). Purpose: The researchers hypothesize that community-based adventure therapy will have a positive impact on the self-concept in at-risk, rural youth. Methodology/Approach: The researchers utilized a quasi-experimental model to assess the impact of adventure therapy on rural at-risk youth (N~6) after …
