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We Be Different, Let's Celebrate, Margaret Ann Wooden Jan 1993

We Be Different, Let's Celebrate, Margaret Ann Wooden

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Evaluating The Effects Of Foreign Travel On The Learning Of Foreign Languages, Lynn R. Wurzelbacher Jan 1993

Evaluating The Effects Of Foreign Travel On The Learning Of Foreign Languages, Lynn R. Wurzelbacher

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A Citizenship Course For Eighth Grade Students, Joyce Thornburg Jan 1993

A Citizenship Course For Eighth Grade Students, Joyce Thornburg

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An Analysis Of The Opinions Of Educators Who Use Computer-Assisted Instruction To Teach Adult Students English As A Second Language, Teresa J. Neyhouse Jan 1993

An Analysis Of The Opinions Of Educators Who Use Computer-Assisted Instruction To Teach Adult Students English As A Second Language, Teresa J. Neyhouse

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Evaluating The Effects Of A Read Aloud Program On The Interests Of Second Grade Students Toward Reading, Marcia R. German Jan 1993

Evaluating The Effects Of A Read Aloud Program On The Interests Of Second Grade Students Toward Reading, Marcia R. German

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Portfolio Assessment And Evaluation In A First Grade Whole Language Classroom, Judith G. Ehlerding Jan 1993

Portfolio Assessment And Evaluation In A First Grade Whole Language Classroom, Judith G. Ehlerding

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Using Sequenced Art Lessons For Visual Problem Solving, Susan R. Ayers Jan 1992

Using Sequenced Art Lessons For Visual Problem Solving, Susan R. Ayers

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The Effects Of Context And Familiarity On The Comprehension Of Graphic Symbols, Mark R. Vukelic Jan 1992

The Effects Of Context And Familiarity On The Comprehension Of Graphic Symbols, Mark R. Vukelic

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A Handbook For Integrating Music Into The Primary Curriculum, Stephanie Vukovic Jan 1992

A Handbook For Integrating Music Into The Primary Curriculum, Stephanie Vukovic

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The Comparative Success Of Two Remedial Reading Programs On First Grade Students, Karen Phillips Moffitt Jan 1992

The Comparative Success Of Two Remedial Reading Programs On First Grade Students, Karen Phillips Moffitt

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Fostering Cognitive Development In A Writing Across The Curriculum Program, Melinda E. Baker Jan 1992

Fostering Cognitive Development In A Writing Across The Curriculum Program, Melinda E. Baker

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Measuring Growth In An Arts Program, Christine A. Betz Jan 1992

Measuring Growth In An Arts Program, Christine A. Betz

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Comprehension: Oral Versus Silent Reading With Second Grade Students, Alma J. Bowling Jan 1992

Comprehension: Oral Versus Silent Reading With Second Grade Students, Alma J. Bowling

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A Resource Guide For The Integration Of Children's Literature Into The Social Studies Curriculum At The Primary Level, Carol J. Denne Jan 1992

A Resource Guide For The Integration Of Children's Literature Into The Social Studies Curriculum At The Primary Level, Carol J. Denne

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A Handbook Of Literature-Based Activities Designed To Integrate Selected Areas Of The Third Grade Curriculum, Cheryl Schumacher Jan 1992

A Handbook Of Literature-Based Activities Designed To Integrate Selected Areas Of The Third Grade Curriculum, Cheryl Schumacher

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Effectiveness Of Pull-Out Model Delivery Of Services Versus The Collaborative Model Delivery Services For Speech Handicapped Students, Chris Pascoe Jan 1992

Effectiveness Of Pull-Out Model Delivery Of Services Versus The Collaborative Model Delivery Services For Speech Handicapped Students, Chris Pascoe

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A Handbook For Learning Disability Tutors In The Middle And High School Settings, Kathie Sue Thatcher Jan 1992

A Handbook For Learning Disability Tutors In The Middle And High School Settings, Kathie Sue Thatcher

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A Whole Language Resource Handbook For Middle School Language Arts, Jane Charlotte Rininger Jan 1992

A Whole Language Resource Handbook For Middle School Language Arts, Jane Charlotte Rininger

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A Comparison Of Reading And Mathematics Achievement Of Students Attending A Nine Month Traditional School And A Year-Round School, Douglas Evan Roby Jan 1992

A Comparison Of Reading And Mathematics Achievement Of Students Attending A Nine Month Traditional School And A Year-Round School, Douglas Evan Roby

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Case Studies Of Women Graduate Assistants At The University Of Dayton: Implications For Educational Leadership, Margaret Blasy Mott Jan 1992

Case Studies Of Women Graduate Assistants At The University Of Dayton: Implications For Educational Leadership, Margaret Blasy Mott

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Implementing An Elementary Foreign Language Program In Your School, Donna George Jan 1992

Implementing An Elementary Foreign Language Program In Your School, Donna George

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A Prototype Of Whole Language Reading Skills Evaluation For Grades One And Two, Joan M. Edmondson Jan 1992

A Prototype Of Whole Language Reading Skills Evaluation For Grades One And Two, Joan M. Edmondson

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Relative Frequency: A Possible Information Carrier In Multi-Channel Rapid Communication Display Systems, David E. Kancler Jan 1992

Relative Frequency: A Possible Information Carrier In Multi-Channel Rapid Communication Display Systems, David E. Kancler

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A Study To Determine If A One Week Enrichment Program For Gifted Students Has Any Measurable Effects On The Self-Concept Of The Gifted Students, Jean M. Kremer Jan 1992

A Study To Determine If A One Week Enrichment Program For Gifted Students Has Any Measurable Effects On The Self-Concept Of The Gifted Students, Jean M. Kremer

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The Role Of Visuo-Spatial Difficulty Levels Upon Left And Right Hand Performances, Christina Joy Isaacs Jan 1992

The Role Of Visuo-Spatial Difficulty Levels Upon Left And Right Hand Performances, Christina Joy Isaacs

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Effects Of The Cloze Procedure As A Teaching Method In An Eighth Grade Sld Classroom, Roger Hartmann Jan 1992

Effects Of The Cloze Procedure As A Teaching Method In An Eighth Grade Sld Classroom, Roger Hartmann

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Histos: The Development And Implementation Of A Biological Lab Program, Robert J. Guizzo Jan 1992

Histos: The Development And Implementation Of A Biological Lab Program, Robert J. Guizzo

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This project addresses those heretofore limited experiments and laboratory activities associated with a secondary biology course having a core emphasis on human anatomy and physiology. Such a course has been offered at Oakwood High School for nearly two decades. It offers labs to students in two distinct, yet related areas. Anatomy labs provide students with a wide variety of dissectable materials. Whole specimens as well as individual organs are examined and analyzed. In association with lectures, demonstrations, and AV presentations, these labs present a series of unique and critical opportunities in the study of human macroscopic structure. Physiology labs center …


Developing Phonics Knowledge In Whole Language Classrooms, Patricia Ruth Cullen Grogan Jan 1991

Developing Phonics Knowledge In Whole Language Classrooms, Patricia Ruth Cullen Grogan

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Since English is an alphabetic language, educators may agree that children need to develop basic letter/sound relationships (Anderson et al. 1985; Chall 1967, 1983). However, there are common misunderstandings about how much and what kinds of phonics knowledge and instructions are needed (Carbo 1987; Chall 1967, 1983; Genishi & Dyson 1987; Goodman 1986; Heymsfeld 1989; Routman 1988, 1991; Weaver 1988, 1990). Among these are the myths that whole language teachers do not engage in direct instruction and that children in whole language classrooms do not learn phonics (Weaver, 1990).


Once Upon A Supermarket: A Literature Based Unit, Lynn Levinson Uhler Jan 1991

Once Upon A Supermarket: A Literature Based Unit, Lynn Levinson Uhler

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An Exploratory Evaluation Of The Effects Of Stroop Modulation Upon The Perception Of Relative Frequency, Gabriel Gonsalves-Sosa Jan 1991

An Exploratory Evaluation Of The Effects Of Stroop Modulation Upon The Perception Of Relative Frequency, Gabriel Gonsalves-Sosa

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The effects of congruency, target percentage and target location on judgments of relative frequency were examined. A stimulus consisted of a set of 24 words ("ABOVE"/"BELOW") with asterisks located either on top or underneath the words. The stimulus sets were presented on a computer monitor for 1.50 seconds. Subjects had to judge the frequency of their target (asterisks-above or asterisks-below) at the end of each trial. Forty-eight of the trials were 100% congruent (word and asterisk location with relation to the word indicated same location) and 48 of the trials were 50% congruent and 50% non-congruent. The results indicated that …