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Stimulation Of Concern Levels For Students Preparing To Teach Handicapped Children Using Systematic Feedback Of Practicum, Roger N. Carlsen

Dissertations

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The Perceived Practicability Of Human Skills In Expanding Community Education Settings: Selected Descriptors And Environmental Conditions, J. Patrick Mcmahon

Dissertations

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A Report Of An Internship At Paw Paw Public Schools, John A. Gunnell

Masters Theses

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A Study Of An Administrator's Use Of Authority As It Relates To Teacher Loyalty, Job Satisfaction, And Alienation In The Public Schools Of Guam, Jose S. Leon Guerrero Jr.

Dissertations

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Olavus Petri's Polemic Against Monasticism: A Translation With Critical Notes, Margaret Mary King

Masters Theses

Olavus Petri (1493-1522) is considered one of the primary figures of the Swedish Reformation during the reign of King Gustav Vasa (1523- 1560). Olavus Petri's polemical writings, dating from 1527 through 1528, are particularly significant in relation to the 1527 Recess and Ordinance of Vasteras which deprived the church of its substantial political and economic powers and privileges. The importance which the King and reformers attributed to control over and termination of the monastic and mendicant orders in Sweden is evidenced by Olavus Petri's treatise, En liten bok i vilken klosterleverne forklarat varder, printed November 13, 1528. This document, which …

Habilitation In Michigan’S Developmental Centers Since The Enactment Of The Michigan Mental Health Code, Janet Maccormack

Masters Theses

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Learner-Controlled Instruction And An Lci Program To Train Motor Carrier Sales Representatives, David Richard Macdonald

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Generalization Of Behavior Modification Skills Acquired Through Observation Training Procedures, Thomas E. Mccarthy

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The Interpretation Of Generic Language As Male Or Male/Female By Nine And Ten Year Old Children, Jane H. Vander Weyden

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A Study Of Schistosomiasis In The Mizurata Area, Libya, Abubaker I. Swehli

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A Report Of An Internship In The Parchment Public Schools Parchment, Michigan, Rita Linnenkugel Current

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A Comparative Study Of Effectiveness Of Users And Non-Users Of The Management-By-Objectives System In Student Personnel Divisions In Baccalaureate Institutions, Berthold Michael Price

Dissertations

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The Content Of Consumer Education Teacher Preparation As Reported By Business Education And Home Economics Professors In Michigan, Michael Thomas Glenn

Dissertations

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A Report Of An Internship In The Office Of Instructional Development Western Michigan University, Emmanuel Mariampillai

Masters Theses

The major internship for the Specialist Project was served in the Office of Instructional Development on the Western Michigan University Campus. This Office has established a variety of programs and services to improve the University's educational programs and to aid other institutions of higher education. The Supervisor of the internship was Dr. Howard Poole, the Head of the Office of Instructional Development, and the University advisor was Dr. Kenneth E. Dickie. The major goal of the internship was to experience the role of an instructional developer and to participate in the activities of a university level instructional development program.

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A Study Of The Changes In The Intellectual Environment From The Middle Ages To The Late Nineteenth Century Culminating In The Professionalization Of Anthropology, Linda Marie Place

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Music As An Educational Tool To Reinforce Schoolwork, Barry Steven Rothstein

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Forces In The Criminality Of Women, Doris J. Cubbernuss

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A Comparison Of Two Non-Vocal Language Systems For The Severely Physically Handicapped, Bonnie I. Hurlbut

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Western News, July 26, 1979, Western Michigan University

Western News (1972-2018)

Story highlights: Four Administrators Are Reassigned, Vice President Loew Resigns, Trustees Appoint Associate Dean, Second Elderhostel this Summer Ends Saturday, Lou Rawls Appearance Here Postponed, WIDR-FM Will Ask for Increased Power, New Student Vehicle Rates Approved, Doctoral Examination Dates Set, Bowers; Alvarez; Orr and Nobes Will Retire

Western News, July 19, 1979, Western Michigan University

Western News (1972-2018)

Story highlights: Familiar Sight on Campus to Change, Board of Trustees Meets Friday, Videotape on Dance Wins Awards, Suterko Will Teach Blind Mobility in Poland, Special Photo Equipment on Display Here, Today is Homecoming Publication Deadline, East Meets West(ern) in Coming Conference, Energy is Conserved via Car Pools

Western News, July 12, 1979, Western Michigan University

Western News (1972-2018)

Story highlights: Jurors Needed for "Practice" Trials, Businessmen Teach in Summer Institute, Pearl Bailey and Kingston Trio Coming Here, Study Committee Makes Recommendations, Invitation to Study/Teach in China Offered, Summer Edition of Quarterly Journal Issued, Band Clinic at Waldo Stadium, High School Students Study Paper Science Here

The Real Energy Shortage, Ken Vandermeulen

Reading Horizons: A Journal of Literacy and Language Arts

Letter from the editor.

Reading Research--What Difference Does It Make?, Richard D. Robinson

Reading Horizons: A Journal of Literacy and Language Arts

What we are confronting here is the dilemma of implementation - how can the results of reading research be utilized in a meaningful way by those who are given the responsibility of teaching children?

Book Review, Eleanor Buelke

Reading Horizons: A Journal of Literacy and Language Arts

Feelings: Our Vital Signs by Willard Gaylin

Professional Concerns, R Baird Shuman, Collet B. Dilworth Jr.

Reading Horizons: A Journal of Literacy and Language Arts

In the contribution which follows, Collett B. Dilworth, Jr., of the English Department at East Carolina University, gets to the very heart of why literature is taught in schools. He broaches the question of how literary study relates to the basic skills, and he ties his rationale in with questions of accountability and its handmaiden, competency testing. Probably the heart of Dilworth's argument is in his statement, "The student of literature is not primarily looking for information, s/he is looking for experience."

Reading Horizons Vol. 19, No. 4

Reading Horizons: A Journal of Literacy and Language Arts

Complete issue of Reading Horizons volume 19, issue 4.

Bringing Children And Books Together, Mary Jane Gray

Reading Horizons: A Journal of Literacy and Language Arts

The author of good children's books devotes his talents to creating new worlds into which continuing generations eagerly seek entrance. How can teacher help children to discover these new worlds? It has been said that in order to help children develop an interest in reading and a desire to read, the classroom teacher must be familiar with children's books. Much of the literature dealing with the teaching of reading seems to indicate that capitalizing on interests is a relatively recent practice, however, a glance back to the seventeenth century demonstrates that at least one individual would have been an ardent …

A Foot In The Door: The Annotated Checklist, Timothy R. Hornberger, Jack Cassidy

Reading Horizons: A Journal of Literacy and Language Arts

The role of the reading specialist has traditionally been perceived as broader in some scope than that of just a remedial teacher. Ideally, the reading specialist becomes a resource upon which all classroom teachers can rely. Some recent evidence (IRA, 1976) seems to support the assumption that this ideal is, at least to some degree, a reality at the elementary level.

Western News, June 28, 1979, Western Michigan University

Western News (1972-2018)

Story highlights: Police Find "Wright" Answer to Gas Problem, EVO Staff Members Win Awards, Into the Pool, Everyone!, Aviation Seminars begin Next Month, WMU is Represented in Australia, Student Chosen for a Year's Study Abroad, Oppliger Appointed Liaison Person, Doctoral Examination Date Set

Western News, June 21, 1979, Western Michigan University

Western News (1972-2018)

Story highlights: Temporary Budget Approval Given, Administrative Changes Announced, Hoy Will Retire July 1, Trustees Plan Building Maintenance, Settle Suit on Flood Damage, Carney Will Head Art Department, Trustees Approve Tuition/Health Fee Boosts, Memorial Services Set for Dr. William Viall