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Curriculum Development In Selected Sciences In The Secondary School, Norma Grace Hockett Bauer
Curriculum Development In Selected Sciences In The Secondary School, Norma Grace Hockett Bauer
Masters Theses
This field study was to help a student write relevant secondary science curricula that (l) may actually be used by the author; (2) used in training other teachers; (3) used as examples in other subjects; and (4) encourage research and innovations to meet changing educational processes. Each of the five selected secondary science curricula shows different development of specialization and adaptation. Aerospace is developed as a minicourse. Basic biology has fifteen units based on specific scientific concepts, with laboratory experiments, along with individualized research. Field biology uses community resources, experiments, local, state, and federal parks or memorials, reference books instead …
Implementation Of Ecology And Conservation Education In The Findlay Grade School, Ronald L. Hash
Implementation Of Ecology And Conservation Education In The Findlay Grade School, Ronald L. Hash
Masters Theses
I started this project to improve the teaching of conservation and ecology in the Findlay Grade School. I wanted more than a paper project. I wanted a workable program that would improve the education of the students and a program that would promote better understanding of conservation and ecology. I wanted more teaching to be ecology oriented.
The students of the Findlay Grade School needed more information, and a better understanding of how our natural resources affect their lives. The students also needed a purpose for conservation. This purpose could only come through better education in the field of conservation. …
Malacostracan Crustacea From The Sundance Formation (Jurassic) Of Wyoming, Elizabeth M. Herrick
Malacostracan Crustacea From The Sundance Formation (Jurassic) Of Wyoming, Elizabeth M. Herrick
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
The Acceptance And Rejection Of Courtly Love By The Lovers In Chaucer’S Troilus And Criseyde, Michael Jerome Baldwin
The Acceptance And Rejection Of Courtly Love By The Lovers In Chaucer’S Troilus And Criseyde, Michael Jerome Baldwin
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
A Philosophy Of Art, Robert Erickson
A Philosophy Of Art, Robert Erickson
Masters Theses
There is no universally accepted concept of the nature of art. Many are contented in believing that it is just some mystical quality. However, I believe that art is a basic human trait which has evolved over millions of years. This paper shall explain my own belief as to the evolution of art and how it is used by myself and other artists.
That which we believe to be true is a product of our individual experiences. In technology, religion, and in art there are no universal truths. All human beings percieve the world in different ways.
Two billion years …
Production And Utilization Of Sunflower Food Plots At Shelbyville Wildlife Management Area, Illinois, Duane T. Dust
Production And Utilization Of Sunflower Food Plots At Shelbyville Wildlife Management Area, Illinois, Duane T. Dust
Masters Theses
Three sunflower (Helianthus annuus) fields from 3.2 ha to 1.0 ha in size, planted on the Shelbyville Wildlife Management Area, Illinois were analyzed for seed production and utilization by birds. Seed in heads and on the ground were sampled and species and numbers of birds in the fields were censused at two week intervals from September, 1976 to February, 1977. Decline in seed availability was most rapid in the smallest field and least rapid in the largest field. Fields and portions of fields adjacent to wooded cover were also utilized more rapidly. American goldfinch (Spinus tristis) …
Cold Connections As Used By The Metalsmith And Sculptor, Deborah A. Rohr
Cold Connections As Used By The Metalsmith And Sculptor, Deborah A. Rohr
Masters Theses
Metal may be joined to metal and non-metal materials by many techniques. It is my intent to discuss one group of such techniques--that of cold connections, and illustrate them with art works. Although there are many types of cold connections, this study will concentrate on the use of rivets, screws, bolts, adhesives, nails and wire as cold connectors.
A proper definition for cold connection is attachment of one piece of material to another piece of material without use of heat.
Historical reference of the uses of cold connections by prehistoric man, early civilizations of man, through modern times is included …
The Peristome Teeth Of Selected Genera Of Acrocarpous Musci Of East Central Illinois, Roger Mcbroom
The Peristome Teeth Of Selected Genera Of Acrocarpous Musci Of East Central Illinois, Roger Mcbroom
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
Selected Poems Of Abdul Ghafar Ibrahim, Abdul Ghafar Ibrahim
Selected Poems Of Abdul Ghafar Ibrahim, Abdul Ghafar Ibrahim
Masters Theses
Is poetry art or is art poetry? Or what is poetry? What is art? There is art in creating poetry. And there are the poetic elements in creating painting/any form of art.
I have been involved in writing poetry since I was in high school. My first poem was published in 1965. During that time I also received formal training in art. Writing poetry to me then was only putting together words and phrases into ideas and stories. And painting to me at that time was selecting and juxtaposing colors into beautiful pictures on canvas.
Man changes in ideas, ideals …
William Blake's Songs Of Innocence And Of Experience: From Innocence To Experience To Wise Innocence, Robert W. Winkleblack
William Blake's Songs Of Innocence And Of Experience: From Innocence To Experience To Wise Innocence, Robert W. Winkleblack
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
Female Initiates In Faulkner, Nancy Joan White
Designing Curriculum With Community Resources: Using A New England Town—Charlton, Ma—As A Model, Kevinetta Clare O'Brien
Designing Curriculum With Community Resources: Using A New England Town—Charlton, Ma—As A Model, Kevinetta Clare O'Brien
Masters Theses
This paper is a model to be used as a vehicle for elementary school students to become more informed about their community. A basic understanding of the local community will help elementary students (kindergarten through sixth grade) continue to expand their social science concepts in the modern, rapidly-changing world. The students readily observe the present growth and development of the community and they wonder about its bearings on the future.
This study is designed to be flexible enough to meet the needs of most elementary teachers pursuing such a topic. The instructor, after familiarizing himself with the background material presented …
Analysis Of The Capture-Recapture Method Of Determining Fish Population Size In A Pond Community, Richard E. Hall
Analysis Of The Capture-Recapture Method Of Determining Fish Population Size In A Pond Community, Richard E. Hall
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
The Effects Of Superovulation On The Reproductive Cycle Of Mature Female Mus Musculus, David F. Grace
The Effects Of Superovulation On The Reproductive Cycle Of Mature Female Mus Musculus, David F. Grace
Masters Theses
A total of 38 Mus musculus were used to compare superovulation to normal ovulation in three different areas of the reproductive cycle. The areas studied include the fertilization and abortion rates, alternation of ovarian function, and normalization of estrus cycling. No statistically significant differences were noted between the two groups in either fertility rates or abortion rates. A distinct difference was noted in alternation of ovarian function. Normally ovulating mice showed a distinct right or left preference in the number of ova ovulated from each ovary. Animals showing a left preference exhibited approximately a 2:1 ratio and animals with a …
Seasonal Diversities Of Lotic And Lentic Benthic Insect Populations, Jerry E. Bindel
Seasonal Diversities Of Lotic And Lentic Benthic Insect Populations, Jerry E. Bindel
Masters Theses
The benthic insect populations from Lake Charleston and the Embarras River above and below Lake Charleston were examined twice monthly for seasonal differences in number of organisms, number of taxa and species diversity from October 13, 1976 to February 16, 1977. The water quality parameters of alkalinity, carbon dioxide, dissolved oxygen, pH and temperature were also examined for each site to determine if any parameter showed a sufficient deviation as to exert an influence on the benthic insect populations. Low dissolved oxygen and high carbon dioxide values were noted and occurred at times corresponding to lower numbers of taxa and …
Ecology Of The Pirate Perch, Leslie D. Frankland
A Cytogenetic Study Of Xx/Xy Chimerism And Other Anomalies Of Bos Taurus In A Sampled Dairy Herd, Ferne M. Rogers
A Cytogenetic Study Of Xx/Xy Chimerism And Other Anomalies Of Bos Taurus In A Sampled Dairy Herd, Ferne M. Rogers
Masters Theses
The establishment of normal chromosomal patterns for a wide range of plants and animals has led to the recognition of abnormalities as well as their relationship to phenotypic irregularities. Research dealing with the expression of human karyotype is of prime interest; but, closely rivaling that is the genetic study of domestic animals which are of economic importance to man.
One observed anomaly which has come under scrutiny by cytogeneticists is that of the female member of a heterogeneous bovine twin pair, the freemartin. This is a sterile animal with internal morphology showing varying degrees of intersex. Cytogenetic studies reveal XX/XY …
Daily Eastern News: December 10, 1976, Eastern Illinois University
Daily Eastern News: December 10, 1976, Eastern Illinois University
December
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Daily Eastern News: December 06, 1976, Eastern Illinois University
Daily Eastern News: December 06, 1976, Eastern Illinois University
December
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Daily Eastern News: December 03, 1976, Eastern Illinois University
Daily Eastern News: December 03, 1976, Eastern Illinois University
December
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Daily Eastern News: November 19, 1976, Eastern Illinois University
Daily Eastern News: November 19, 1976, Eastern Illinois University
November
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Daily Eastern News: November 18, 1976, Eastern Illinois University
Daily Eastern News: November 18, 1976, Eastern Illinois University
November
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Daily Eastern News: November 17, 1976, Eastern Illinois University
Daily Eastern News: November 17, 1976, Eastern Illinois University
November
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Daily Eastern News: November 10, 1976, Eastern Illinois University
Daily Eastern News: November 10, 1976, Eastern Illinois University
November
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Daily Eastern News: November 09, 1976, Eastern Illinois University
Daily Eastern News: November 09, 1976, Eastern Illinois University
November
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Daily Eastern News: November 08, 1976, Eastern Illinois University
Daily Eastern News: November 08, 1976, Eastern Illinois University
November
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Daily Eastern News: October 29, 1976, Eastern Illinois University
Daily Eastern News: October 29, 1976, Eastern Illinois University
October
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Daily Eastern News: October 20, 1976, Eastern Illinois University
Daily Eastern News: October 20, 1976, Eastern Illinois University
October
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Daily Eastern News: October 18, 1976, Eastern Illinois University
Daily Eastern News: October 18, 1976, Eastern Illinois University
October
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Daily Eastern News: October 07, 1976, Eastern Illinois University
Daily Eastern News: October 07, 1976, Eastern Illinois University
October
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