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Policy Decision-Making In The United States Of America And The People's Republic Of China: The Development Of National Goals For Public Education., Bangyong Su Jan 1993

Policy Decision-Making In The United States Of America And The People's Republic Of China: The Development Of National Goals For Public Education., Bangyong Su

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This study is involved in policy decision making in USA and PRC with respect to the development of national goals for public education, and deals with the following two perspectives: (1) Investigate the policy decision making process and the national education goals developed in USA. (2) Investigate the policy decision making process and the national education goals developed in PRC. This study adopts analytical and descriptive methodology including documentation review and observation. The researcher conducted computer searches through Education Research Information Center (ERIC), Public Affairs Information Service (PAIS) International, Dissertation Abstract International, Social Science Search, Sociological Abstract, and all the …

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The Academic Adjustment Of International Students By Country Of Origin At A Land Grant University In The United States., Georgine Konyu-Fogel Jan 1993

The Academic Adjustment Of International Students By Country Of Origin At A Land Grant University In The United States., Georgine Konyu-Fogel

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The purpose of the study was to compare and contrast international students attending West Virginia University by country of origin to examine their academic success and academic adjustment at West Virginia University. Data were collected by a mail survey, contacting 622 international students from India, Japan, Korea, People's Republic of China, Republic of China (Taiwan), and Spain (countries with the largest number of enrollment at West Virginia University during academic year 1992-93). From 552 actual contacts, 290 responses were collected (52.5% response rate). Treatment of data included descriptive and inferential statistics. Cronbach coefficient alphas and Pearson correlation matrix were computed …

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A Comparison Of The Stad And Jigsaw Cooperative Learning Methods In A College-Level Microcomputer Applications Course., Nina Zetty Jan 1992

A Comparison Of The Stad And Jigsaw Cooperative Learning Methods In A College-Level Microcomputer Applications Course., Nina Zetty

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This study examined the effects of two cooperative learning methods on the achievement, computer anxiety, and classroom environmental preferences (whole class, small cooperative groups, or individualized) of college-level students in two microcomputer applications classes. One group received instruction using the Student Teams Achievement Division (STAD) method (n = 26), while the other group was taught using the Jigsaw method (n = 27); both groups were taught for one semester (15-weeks) by the same instructor. Although both cooperative groups reported statistically significant achievement gains for each application, the Jigsaw group scored significantly higher than the STAD group with the DOS {dollar}(F(1, …

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Role Of Estrogen And Boron In Calcium Metabolism And Eggshell Formation In The Chicken., Xuezhong Qin Jan 1992

Role Of Estrogen And Boron In Calcium Metabolism And Eggshell Formation In The Chicken., Xuezhong Qin

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The Ca supply for eggshell formation depends on the rate of calcium transport in both the intestine and shell gland. Although estrogen (E{dollar}\\sb2){dollar} is known to play an important role in the regulation of Ca transport in these tissues, the mechanism responsible for this effect has not been elucidated. Study 1, 2, and 3 were thus conducted to determine the role of E{dollar}\\sb2{dollar} in the regulation of Ca-ATPase and alkaline phosphatase (AP) in both the shell gland and intestine of immature chicks. In the shell gland, E{dollar}\\sb2{dollar} treatment increased the Vmax of Ca-ATPase without increasing the affinity of Ca-ATPase for …

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The Effects Of Self-Graphing On Regular, At-Risk And Special Needs Students' Oral Reading Fluency And Comprehension., William D. Farrer Jan 1992

The Effects Of Self-Graphing On Regular, At-Risk And Special Needs Students' Oral Reading Fluency And Comprehension., William D. Farrer

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There are regular and at-risk students in regular education who are not progressing academically. The emphasis of keeping students in the regular reading classroom, while meeting their individual needs makes effective documentation vital. This study indicated that frequent measuring of student progress by collecting and graphing data can be useful. A multiple baseline design across behaviors and students was employed to determine if self-graphing would affect greater and more rapid change in student progress. All students showed improvement when they self-graphed words per minute (WPM) and rated their daily performance. Because improvement in WPM occurred only when self-graphing was introduced, …

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Foot-In-The-Door And Cancer Prevention, Danielle J. Dolin Jan 1992

Foot-In-The-Door And Cancer Prevention, Danielle J. Dolin

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Foot-in-the-door (FITD) technique was applied to a health care setting to determine if this compliance method could be used toward increasing cancer prevention rates. Self-perception was used as the theoretical explanation for the FITD technique. Subjects were mall merchants attending the setting during two days of a scheduled area health fair. Two groups were run. One cell received both a first and second request (the FITD cell), while the control cell received only the second request. As expected, statistically significant effects indicated higher compliance rates of the FITD group. Attitude measures concerning the general topic of prevention and the topic …

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School-Based Community Service: A Descriptive Analysis Of Four High School Programs., David Richard Procter Jan 1992

School-Based Community Service: A Descriptive Analysis Of Four High School Programs., David Richard Procter

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The study evaluated the panegyrical claims for high school-based community service programs. Four high school programs from three different states were selected to represent public, private-parochial, single and mixed gender, urban, suburban, and rural orientations. A repeated measure quantitative research design was developed and implemented as well as a qualitative study involving student and teacher/coordinator interviews. A survey instrument consisting of three scales--Social Isolation, Powerlessness, and Political Efficacy--was administered to experimental groups of student volunteers in each of four schools before and after programs involving student participation in community activities. The time periods between pre and post-tests ranged from one …

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Acquisition Of Word Concept In Two Kindergarten Classrooms., Elwin Leonard Dickerson Jan 1992

Acquisition Of Word Concept In Two Kindergarten Classrooms., Elwin Leonard Dickerson

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This study explored how differing teaching methodologies affect word concept development during the first semester of kindergarten. Comparing fourteen kindergarten students matched on age, concepts about print, cognitive level and home factors in kindergartens differing in teaching philosophy, the researcher administered tasks to assess development of concept of word. Those tasks structured to assess word concept development, were administered every other week. Clay's "Concepts About Print" (CAP) task provided the pre- and post test assessment. The seven students exposed to a holistic philosophy and seven students exposed to a skill building philosophy demonstrated no significant differences when their word concept …

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The Relationships Among Teachers' Immediacy Behaviors, Credibility, And Social Style And Students' Motivation And Learning: Comparisons Among Cultures., Catherine Ann Thompson Jan 1992

The Relationships Among Teachers' Immediacy Behaviors, Credibility, And Social Style And Students' Motivation And Learning: Comparisons Among Cultures., Catherine Ann Thompson

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Recent research offers insight concerning the roles of teachers' verbal immediacy, nonverbal immediacy, and credibility in American classrooms, but little work has been done to test the universal effects of these constructs. The primary purpose of this research was to extend previous research by comparing in different cultural groups the relationships among students' perceptions of teachers' immediacy, credibility, and social style in relation to students' perceptions of their own motivation and learning. Relationships among students' perceptions of teachers' verbal immediacy, nonverbal immediacy, competence, character, assertiveness, and responsiveness and students' motivation, cognitive learning, affective learning, and behavioral learning as well as …

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Transformative Teachers: Lives Of Passion And Purpose., Laura Van Vorhis Jan 1992

Transformative Teachers: Lives Of Passion And Purpose., Laura Van Vorhis

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This heuristic, cross-cultural study explored how transformative teachers embody, nurture, and convey their pedagogical purposes in the classroom. Transformative teachers challenge the status quo in an area of personal importance, whether it be teacher-student relationships, teaching for social change, teaching for personal growth and meaning, or teaching beyond traditional academic standards. Participants included eight secondary and post-secondary teachers from North America and Lithuania. Because participants were selected through a student nomination process as being educators who inspired learners to change personal circumstances, join a political or social movement, or develop a purpose in life, they represented not only different academic …

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"Losers At The Game?" Male Protagonists In Four Novels Of Henry James., Sandra Rosalynne Woods Jan 1991

"Losers At The Game?" Male Protagonists In Four Novels Of Henry James., Sandra Rosalynne Woods

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This study examines the male American protagonists from four of Henry James's major novels, Roderick Hudson, The American, The Bostonians, and The Ambassadors. Considerations of the generic Jamesian hero usually include James's heroines, and numerous works have concentrated on James's female protagonists, but few comparable attempts have been made to focus exclusively on James's male protagonists. Both the dynamic character of James's literary career and the extraordinary range of James's female characters suggest that such a study may be warranted. The scale of modes delineated by Northrop Frye in Anatomy of Criticism provides an archetypal base for this study. Because …

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Physical Facility Factors For Technological Problem-Solving Activities In Secondary Technology Education Programs., Michael Joseph Doyle Jan 1991

Physical Facility Factors For Technological Problem-Solving Activities In Secondary Technology Education Programs., Michael Joseph Doyle

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The problem of this study was to identify, describe, and verify physical facility factors for technological problem-solving activities in secondary school Technology Education programs. Seventy-four factors were identified. A review of the professional literature identified initial factors. Additional factors were identified from viewing videotape provided by teachers in 25 selected laboratories and through input from 13 selected inventors, entrepreneurs and problem-solving authorities. Twenty-four experts ranked each factor's potential in all of the following categories: General Physical Facility Factor, Defining, Generating, and Implementing. Aggregate median ranks were derived to indicate the relative potential of each factor. The major findings were: (1) …

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Computable General Equilibrium Models For United States Nonfuel Minerals Policy., Shih-Mo Lin Jan 1991

Computable General Equilibrium Models For United States Nonfuel Minerals Policy., Shih-Mo Lin

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Over the past fifteen years, the U.S. mineral industry has undergone profound structural change--a change which is a combination of both supply- and demand-side effects. On the supply side, the once advantageous and profitable position held by the U.S. mineral industry has been gradually replaced by its competitors worldwide, resulting in its loss of competitiveness in not only domestic but also international markets. On the demand side, the growth rate of both intensity of use for conventional metals and GNP, the two widely used measures explaining the demand for metals, has been slowing down for most of the past twenty …

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Development Of A Measure Of Therapist Trustworthiness, Gregory M. Alberts Jan 1991

Development Of A Measure Of Therapist Trustworthiness, Gregory M. Alberts

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Graduate and professional therapist training programs emphasize the acquisition of technical skills (Stevenson & Norcross, 1987) and deemphasize the promotion of interpersonal and relationship competencies (Lambert, 1989; Schiffman, 1987 ) . The content of such training programs and the procedures by which the competencies of prospective mental health practitioners are developed and evaluated have been critic ized because neither are based on an adequate fund of clinically relevant empirical knowledge (Ford, 1979; Garfield, 1977; Matarazzo, 1978; Ponterotto & Furlong, 1985; Scofield & Yoxtheimer, 1983).

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Regulation Of Bone Marrow Stromal Cell Function., Linda Gayle Billips Jan 1991

Regulation Of Bone Marrow Stromal Cell Function., Linda Gayle Billips

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Stromal cells are key components of the hemopoietic microenvironment of the bone marrow and are now known to function as primary regulators of hemopoietic cell production. This study addresses the role of stromal cells in B lymphocyte production. Initial experiments have established that B lymphocyte development is dependent on the presence of a heterogeneous mixture of stromal cells. In addition, recent studies in this and other laboratories have shown that exposure of stromal cells to cytokines alters their production of hemopoietic growth factors and, as a result, their hemopoietic regulatory function. The experiments presented here specifically demonstrate cytokine-induced changes in …

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Quality Economics In Total Quality Control., Fu Qiang Yang Jan 1991

Quality Economics In Total Quality Control., Fu Qiang Yang

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The purpose of this research is to develop a general approach to quality economics in Total Quality Control. Based on microeconomics theory and the development of prevailing quality control approaches, the research develops a set of economic quality concepts which provide a solid theoretical base for economic design and evaluation in quality control. A number of quality economics modeling procedures are established in the phases of both the consumer's and the producer's decision makings on product quality as well as their interactions. In the context of a total quality control approach, the research first analyzes consumer behavior under quality discrimination …

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Essays On The Theory Of Voluntary Provision Of Public Goods., Ning Gong Jan 1991

Essays On The Theory Of Voluntary Provision Of Public Goods., Ning Gong

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This dissertation is a set of four essays on the theory of voluntary contributions of public goods. The first essay discusses an individual's decision under uncertainty and suggests that a first-order prediction error only leads to a second-order utility loss to himself, but the utility change to the other people and the change of social welfare are first-order. It is also shown that the risk averse individuals would like to give precise information of their true levels of contributions under certain conditions. The second essay addresses the sustainability of the Pareto provision of public goods. The results of this paper …

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A Comparison Of Seat Belt Use Attitudes And Behaviors Of Regular And Exceptional Students And Their Parents., Sandra Kay Vanin Jan 1991

A Comparison Of Seat Belt Use Attitudes And Behaviors Of Regular And Exceptional Students And Their Parents., Sandra Kay Vanin

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Each year nearly one million individuals suffer a head trauma. Many will sustain permanent injuries resulting in behavior and learning problems. In addition, both the individual and the family will accrue thousands of dollars in hospital and rehabilitation costs. It has been estimated that 4,500 lives are saved and 119,000 serious injuries are prevented each year by using a seat belt. Thirty-three states and the District of Columbia have mandatory seat belt laws. West Virginia, with the third highest non-seat belt use, has failed in three legislative sessions to pass such legislation. Over 200 Monongalia County fourth, fifth and sixth …

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Self-Understanding And Empathy Development In Seasoned Psychotherapists: A Qualitative Study., Linda M. Sandel Jan 1991

Self-Understanding And Empathy Development In Seasoned Psychotherapists: A Qualitative Study., Linda M. Sandel

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How do persons come to want to be helpers? What types of circumstances and life events help psychotherapists nurture and develop personal and professional self-awareness and self-understanding, as well as empathic ability? How does the practice of psychotherapy influence the lives of practitioners? Few research efforts have addressed these questions. An extensive literature review on the development of self-understanding in therapists suggested that the paradigm of the "wounded-healer", and the concept of narcissism, have often been used as a basis for exploring answers to these questions. Conceptually, it has been suggested that the healing of personal issues is a critical …

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Seismic Evaluation Of The Mississippian Greenbrier Limestone And Devonian Ohio Shale In The Big Ugly Area, Southwestern West Virginia., Li Zheng Jan 1990

Seismic Evaluation Of The Mississippian Greenbrier Limestone And Devonian Ohio Shale In The Big Ugly Area, Southwestern West Virginia., Li Zheng

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The Mississippian Greenbrier Limestone and Devonian Ohio Shale were studied in the Big Ugly area of southwestern West Virginia by reprocessing and interpreting existing seismic and geological data. Careful design of routine processing parameters and the use of a modified tau-p filter significantly enhanced the quality of seismic data from the area. The presence of detached structures above three decollement zones and cross-strike discontinuities (CSD's) associated with the Alleghanian deformation west of Mann Mountain anticline is suggested. A basement growth structure, the Griffithsville basement high, localized detached structures along its southeast flank. High producing trends in the Devonian Ohio Shale …

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An Exploratory Study Of Moral Judgment Of Higher Education Administrators., Betsy Barger Cook Jan 1990

An Exploratory Study Of Moral Judgment Of Higher Education Administrators., Betsy Barger Cook

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The relationships between the moral judgment score as measured by Rest's Defining Issues Test and certain demographic variables of higher education administrators were investigated. In addition, five personal interviews with higher education administrators were conducted to obtain personal anecdotes on decision making in ethical dilemmas. The population for the quantitative portion was a sample of all presidents, vice presidents for academics or provosts and academic deans at all four-year public higher education institutions in the United States. The research method used the DIT, an objective psychological test of moral judgment, and a demographic questionnaire developed by the researcher. To determine …

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An Examination Of The Relationship Of Violations Of Students' Expectancies Of Teachers' Nonverbal Immediacy And Perceived Teachers' Nonverbal Immediacy Behaviors On Learning., Mark Alan Seiffert Jan 1990

An Examination Of The Relationship Of Violations Of Students' Expectancies Of Teachers' Nonverbal Immediacy And Perceived Teachers' Nonverbal Immediacy Behaviors On Learning., Mark Alan Seiffert

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This investigation examined a model of Burgoon's Violation of Expectancy theory (Burgoon, 1978; Burgoon & Hale, 1987) as applied to the instructional context. Students' perceptions of teacher nonverbal immediacy were used in conjunction with the Expectancy Violation Model to predict amount of student learning. At the beginning of a term, students were asked to complete questionnaires assessing the expected level of nonverbal immediacy for one of their instructors. One week later, and at midterm, students were asked to complete questionnaires assessing the level of nonverbal immediacy evidenced by their instructors and the students' perceptions of the amount of learning that …

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Student Demographic And Performance Variables Related To Performance On The Pre-Professional Skills Mathematics Test., Sally Hardwick Digman Jan 1990

Student Demographic And Performance Variables Related To Performance On The Pre-Professional Skills Mathematics Test., Sally Hardwick Digman

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The consequences of failure on the PPST Mathematics Test can be devastating for individuals in states requiring a passing score for teacher certification. This concern prompted the researcher to investigate the variables related to performance on the PPST Mathematics Test. The dependent measures were PPST Mathematics Test Raw Scores and Pass/Fail Scores. The demographic variables included Age, Sex, State, High School Mathematics Coursework, College Rank, and Teaching Area. The performance variables included High School GPA, ACT Mathematics Test, Nelson-Denny Reading scores, WVU Mathematics Department Computation and Word Problem scores, and Watson-Glaser Critical Thinking Appraisal scores. Subjects were 164 teacher education …

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Relationships Between Supervisory Safety Contributions And Productivity Accomplishment Among Limestone Quarries., J Owen Weber Jan 1990

Relationships Between Supervisory Safety Contributions And Productivity Accomplishment Among Limestone Quarries., J Owen Weber

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This study determined the relationship between how employees perceived their supervisors relative to their safety contributions and productivity as measured in limestone tons per man hour. This study was undertaken for the purposes of providing to enterprise safety function manager's research based data which would be useful in ascertaining the safety contributions of their front line supervisors as well as discovering those items beneficial to focused supervisory training. The investigator constructed a survey instrument consisting of a Likert scale evaluation of fifty-seven supervisory safety duties and responsibilities. These statements were the result of a jury of experts revalidation of the …

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The Historical Development Of Associate Degree Nursing Education In West Virginia., Mary Gwinn Meighen Jan 1990

The Historical Development Of Associate Degree Nursing Education In West Virginia., Mary Gwinn Meighen

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The purpose of this study was to determine the historical development of associate degree nursing education in West Virginia and to analyze this development for particular themes or concepts. The descriptive method of research was used in this study. Data was collected through questionnaires, interviews and examination of records and documents. After the data were collected, the data were analyzed and the findings were reported. At present, there are nine associate degree nursing programs in West Virginia accepting approximately 600 students per year. Geographically these programs are distributed throughout the state. Seven of the eleven schools received accreditation by the …

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Rewriting The Self, Writing The Other: An Investigation Of Recent American Epistolary Novels., Anne Lieberman Bower Jan 1990

Rewriting The Self, Writing The Other: An Investigation Of Recent American Epistolary Novels., Anne Lieberman Bower

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A number of recent critical works apply twentieth century literary theories to eighteenth- and nineteenth-century epistolary novels. However, in spite of the existence of a number of intriguing twentieth-century letter novels, there have been no in-depth studies of modern uses of this form, and only a limited number of articles that analyze the epistolarity of modern and contemporary novel fictions. What makes this condition surprising is that many of the form's features are so sympathetic to aesthetic and philosophic issues of our day. Using deconstructive, reader-response and feminist perspectives, this dissertation investigates the ways the letter novel is used by …

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An Adult Education Program Planning Model For The National Universities Of Egypt., Waguida A. El Bakary Jan 1989

An Adult Education Program Planning Model For The National Universities Of Egypt., Waguida A. El Bakary

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In view of the success of American program planning models and their potential contribution to adult education centers at the national universities of Egypt, the researcher wanted to investigate the usefulness of such models to the Egyptian national universities. Six U.S. program planning models by Boyle (1981), Houle (1972), Knowles (1970), Knox and Associates (1980), Sork and Buskey (1986), and Tyler (1949) were selected and synthesized. The researcher developed a model, based on 15 steps and 73 key tasks. She introduced it for testing to determine its usefulness for the national universities of Egypt. Testing was done through the use …

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The Relationship Between School Principals' Self-Perceived Brain Hemispheric Processing Modes And Their Self-Perceived Leadership Styles., Barbara Mcswain Kean Jan 1989

The Relationship Between School Principals' Self-Perceived Brain Hemispheric Processing Modes And Their Self-Perceived Leadership Styles., Barbara Mcswain Kean

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This study was designed to examine the relationship between the self-perceived preferred brain hemispheric processing of West Virginia public school principals and their self-perceived leadership styles. Seventy-five respondents completed the Herrmann Brain Dominance Profile, the Leader Behavior Description Questionnaire, and a demographics sheet. Data were analyzed using the General Linear Model of the Statistical Analysis Systems (SAS). Chi Square analyses at the 0.05 alpha level were used to test two directional hypotheses that guided this study. Both hypotheses were confirmed. Public school principals in West Virginia who perceived themselves as preferring mental processes that are predominantly left brain hemispheric perceived …

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Development Of A Formative Evaluation Process For University Chief Student Affairs Administrators., Michael Redzich Jan 1989

Development Of A Formative Evaluation Process For University Chief Student Affairs Administrators., Michael Redzich

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The purpose of this study was to develop a process, including an instrument, to evaluate the chief student personnel administrator at a university, not only for the purpose of performance assessment, but also to serve as a means of self-assessment and personal and professional development. Six research questions focus on the most relevant and important factors to be included in the evaluation process for this position. The answers to these six questions were obtained from two panels of experts. The first panel consisted of those who have published their research regarding academic administrator evaluation. These experts are cited because evaluation …

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A Study Of Management Competency As Determined By Athletic Directors In Pennsylvania Public High Schools: A Probability Sampling Approach., Michael P. Risha Jan 1989

A Study Of Management Competency As Determined By Athletic Directors In Pennsylvania Public High Schools: A Probability Sampling Approach., Michael P. Risha

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The purposes of the present investigation were to (1) analyze and compare the views of selected management competencies held by athletic directors of public high schools in Pennsylvania and (2) develop useful descriptive statistics from the demographic data to assess athletic director response, profile and scope differences; and program/school differences. A stratified random sample n of 292 (one half the total number of public high schools in the state) was selected based on school size. Two hundred and three completed sampling packages were returned from the total mailout sample (70% response rate). Two questionnaires were included in each sampling package: …

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