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Trends In The Development Of Teaching American History In The Seventh Grade, James A. Spears
Trends In The Development Of Teaching American History In The Seventh Grade, James A. Spears
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
An Appraisal Of A Current Trend In Educational Theory As Presented In A Recent Textbook, Alice Elizabeth Tolle
An Appraisal Of A Current Trend In Educational Theory As Presented In A Recent Textbook, Alice Elizabeth Tolle
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
A Physical Education Program For Batavia, Illinois High School, Robert Tipsword
A Physical Education Program For Batavia, Illinois High School, Robert Tipsword
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
The Utilization Of Audio-Visual Aids In The Teaching Of Gregg Shorthand, Darlene Mills Hanna
The Utilization Of Audio-Visual Aids In The Teaching Of Gregg Shorthand, Darlene Mills Hanna
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
A Study Concerning The Need For Efficient And Continuous Instructional Improvement, Ray Edward Wright
A Study Concerning The Need For Efficient And Continuous Instructional Improvement, Ray Edward Wright
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
Public Relations In The Small High School, Roland Bernard Wickiser
Public Relations In The Small High School, Roland Bernard Wickiser
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
Reporting To Parents, Nellie Simmons Prescott
Public Relations In The East Richland Junior High School, William T. Hatch
Public Relations In The East Richland Junior High School, William T. Hatch
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
An Investigation Of The Relationship Between Spelling And Articulation, Richard Errol Ham
An Investigation Of The Relationship Between Spelling And Articulation, Richard Errol Ham
Masters Theses
The Background of the Problem
Review of the Literature
The educational importance of speech problems.
There are a number of justification for the existence of speech therapy in the public schools, and some of them have often been expressed in terms of the educational handicap presented by the children with speech defects. Spelling, reading, writing, and speaking often seem to be directly affected by a speech defect. Non-verbal subjects (geography, mathematics, etc.,) can also be affected because they frequently require written reports and oral recitations. In school, the children with speech defects are said to exhibit an overall retardation. Van …
The Curriculum In Industrial Arts In Michigan High Schools Employing One Shop Instructor, John H. Koenig
The Curriculum In Industrial Arts In Michigan High Schools Employing One Shop Instructor, John H. Koenig
Masters Theses
Introduction
The Purpose of the Study
The purpose of this study is to investigate (1) the types of curricula in industrial arts being taught in the high schools of Michigan employing one shop instructor, (2) the arrangements of the courses in these curricula, and (3) the numbers and types of machines in these shops.
Words: What Do They Mean?, Eleanor Comstock
A Study Of The Effect Of Avoidance On Stuttering Frequency In An Adaptation Situation, Theodore Ray Dixon
A Study Of The Effect Of Avoidance On Stuttering Frequency In An Adaptation Situation, Theodore Ray Dixon
Masters Theses
A Study of the Effect of Avoidance on Stuttering Frequency in an Adaptation Situation
I Introduction
Much of the recent research related to stuttering has been concerned with the adaptation effect. The adaptation effect in stuttering refers to the phenomenon in which the frequency of stutterer continues to read the same passage aloud a number of times. During these readings each successive passage evidences fewer stutterings until a plateau is attained.
Much of the literature has ascribed great importance to avoidance mechanisms as maintaining causal factors. These avoidance mechanisms may be generally classified in two categories which are word avoidance …
Tunnel Rehabilitation, Jay C. Dotson
Tunnel Rehabilitation, Jay C. Dotson
Masters Theses
"This paper is an outgrowth of research conducted at Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy over a two year period. The purpose of the study is to assemble into one volume information that is pertinent to the rehabilitation of tunnels. Notwithstanding the voluminous size of the paper, much descriptive material necessarily has been omitted because of the far-reaching scope of tunneling practices and of the specialized fields therein. An extensive bibliography has been prepared to supplement the material that has been selected for presentation. Through consultation with tunnel men of all ranks, observations in the field, and an intensive search …
Teacher Morale, Roy M. Luthe
Runoff And Soil Moisture, John William Clark Jr.
Runoff And Soil Moisture, John William Clark Jr.
Masters Theses
"Hydrology is the science treating of water from the time it hits the earth until it leaves the earth. This never ending movement of water is called the "hydrologic cycle" and is best summarized graphically. The hydrologist is primarily concerned with rainfall, runoff and evaporation. One of the basic aims of the science is to compute the surface runoff from any rain on a given area. Surface runoff is here considered as that water which reaches the channels without penetrating the ground, plus subsurface storm flow. Subsurface storm flow is slower than surface runoff but faster than ground water flow. …
Reporting To The Parents The Progress Of Children In The Elementary School, Paul Raymond Beauchamp
Reporting To The Parents The Progress Of Children In The Elementary School, Paul Raymond Beauchamp
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
Parental Comprehension Of The Adolescent Stutterer’S Attitude Toward His Stuttering, Katharine G. Butler
Parental Comprehension Of The Adolescent Stutterer’S Attitude Toward His Stuttering, Katharine G. Butler
Masters Theses
The Problem and Its Background
The Importance of Communication
Speech education and concomitantly, speech re-education, is becoming an increasingly important part of the curriculum of the public schools. Speech is not only a tool; it is "our greatest agent of teaching and learning."1 Therefore, the importance of adequate speech cannot be over-emphasized.
Speech can become an integrating factor in the curricula of both the elementary and secondary schools. Four elements of the curricula currently being stressed are as follows.2
The Fluorescence Of Uranium In Solid Solution, Robert Emmett Kelly
The Fluorescence Of Uranium In Solid Solution, Robert Emmett Kelly
Masters Theses
"The fluorescence of uranium finds its greatest application in the so-called "bead test" which is a method of qualitative analysis. In the form of a bead, the uranium is in solid solution, and if the proper chemical solvent is used, the bead will fluoresce under ultraviolet radiation.
In the systematic separation of the metallic elements, uranium is associated with the aluminum group in that it is not precipitated by hydrogen sulfide in 0.3 N H ion but is precipitated by ammonium hydroxide and ammonium sulfide. In the analytical scheme, uranium acts like beryllium. This process of detection is sometimes tedious …
A Comparison Of The Real Price And Market Price Of Some Common Metals, Kon-Hock Khaw
A Comparison Of The Real Price And Market Price Of Some Common Metals, Kon-Hock Khaw
Masters Theses
"A number of complex factors influence the fluctuation of the price of a metal. In this investigation, the writer is concerned with the influence of the purchasing power of the dollar and, therefore the difference between the value (real price) and market price of nine metals. That is, this is a study of metal prices and their corresponding values. No attempt is made to analyze the supply and demand of the past or the future, except as they are expressed by their function -- price.
To aid in the comparison, a set of index numbers for metals is compiled and …
An Investigation As To The Uses Of The Topographic Map And Improvements Desired By The General Public, George O. Boeckman
An Investigation As To The Uses Of The Topographic Map And Improvements Desired By The General Public, George O. Boeckman
Masters Theses
"The demand for topographic maps from hunters, fishermen, vacationers, professional engineers etc, has been increasing with each passing year. In 1940 people bought some 700,000 copies of topographic maps. In 1946 sales had jumped to well over 2,000,000 copies. Civilian use of these maps by veterans has contributed substantially to the tremendous expansion of demand for maps since World War II. In recent years, the quality of topographic maps has been greatly improved by refinements in methods and by the use of aerial photography in map compilation. This advancement, and an ever-increasing demand from engineers, geologists, and many others for …
Autographic Determination Of Thermally-Induced Linear Changes In Ceramic Bodies, William Dean Mckee Jr.
Autographic Determination Of Thermally-Induced Linear Changes In Ceramic Bodies, William Dean Mckee Jr.
Masters Theses
"The determination of changes in length of ceramic compositions as a function of temperature is frequently required in ceramic research and testing. With the use of an observer, excellent means are available for determination of changes in length over moderate ranges of temperature. However, the extended period required for some tests makes desirable the automatic recording of length change as a function of temperature.
There has been in use in the Ceramic Engineering Department a furnace arranged for determination of length changes; this furnace, shown in Figure 1, is so arranged that change in sample length causes linear displacement of …
A Study Of Size Of Diamonds In Diamond Drilling, Robert J. M. Miller
A Study Of Size Of Diamonds In Diamond Drilling, Robert J. M. Miller
Masters Theses
" ''A Study of Size of Diamonds in Diamond Drilling' is the research problem which will be discussed in this treatise.
The author's interest in the effect of size of diamonds was created by Mr. R. D. Longyear of the E. J. Longyear Company of Minneapolis, Minnesota. Mr. Longyear, when asked for suggestions for a research problem concerning diamond drilling suggested, among other things, that there was a need for further work on the factor of size of stones. After extensive reading and reviewing, the author learned that many investigators had recognized changes in results attributable to changes in size …
An Analysis Of Aviation Education In Senior High School Textbooks, Herbert E. Ellinger
An Analysis Of Aviation Education In Senior High School Textbooks, Herbert E. Ellinger
Masters Theses
Chapter I
Introduction
Mankind has emerged from the Stone Age through the Ages of Iron, Steam, and Electricity to the present Air-Age. This latter age is characterized by man's utilization of air for travel, transportation, and communication.1 It is common knowledge that the Air-Age has a number of social implications. More of our citizens are going abroad and more foreigners are visiting the United States than was possible, a few years ago, with slow moving surface transportation. Military planes now fly round-trips between continents without stopping. There are few places that are not within reach of air transportation. Hence, …
The Effect Of The Use Of A Textbook As Compared With Supplemental Material In Teaching Biology, Wayne A. Stafford
The Effect Of The Use Of A Textbook As Compared With Supplemental Material In Teaching Biology, Wayne A. Stafford
Masters Theses
Chapter I
The Problem and Its Background
Biology in the Secondary School Curriculum
There is ample evidence, both direct and tacit, that biology has justified its place in the curriculum of the secondary school.
Among the direct evidence is that stated by Heiss, Obourn, and Hoffman1 as follows:
"On the Senior High School level, general biology is well established as a tenth grade course and is usually offered as an elective for each of three years. There is a considerable body of evidence available that seems to indicate that both general science and biology are going a long way …
The Polarographic Determination Of Germanium, Herbert L. Bowkley
The Polarographic Determination Of Germanium, Herbert L. Bowkley
Masters Theses
"The purpose of this investigation was to study the polarographic behavior of germanium in various aqueous solutions. In addition to the simple polarographic behavior of germanium some attention was given to the applications or polarography for the development of an anlytical [sic] procedure for its quantitative determination in zinc ore concentrates and spelter fume materials"--Introduction, page 1.
The Effect Of Temper Carbon Nodule Number On The Physical Properties Of A Malleable Iron, William J. Ruprecht
The Effect Of Temper Carbon Nodule Number On The Physical Properties Of A Malleable Iron, William J. Ruprecht
Masters Theses
"It is known that the number of temper carbon nodules per unit volume of malleable iron has an effect on both the rate of anneal and on the resulting physical properties, but neither have been clearly worked out quantitatively. The purpose of this investigation is to ascertain the effect of temper carbon nodule number on certain of the physical properties of a commercial malleable iron.
Quantitative determinations of the effect of temper carbon nodule number would be essential from a theoretical viewpoint in working out the mechanism of graphtization, and would be useful in commercial practice in showing the most …
Well Interference In The South Silica Field, Langdon B. Taylor
Well Interference In The South Silica Field, Langdon B. Taylor
Masters Theses
"During World War II the Federal Government restricted oil-field drilling in the United States in order to conserve steel. The wartime regulations required 40-acre spacing in most areas. At the close of the war, the Federal drilling restrictions were lifted, and control of oil-well spacing reverted to the several state regulatory bodies. Each of these state agencies was then confronted with this problem: should 40-acre spacing be continued or should pre-war 10- and 20-acre spacing patterns be re-established?
The regulatory authority in Kansas, the State Corporation Commission, ordered an investigation in January, 1946, for the purpose of developing information upon …
Problems In Theatre Lighting And Pre-Selective Elctronic Lighting Control, Hasan Orhan Aker
Problems In Theatre Lighting And Pre-Selective Elctronic Lighting Control, Hasan Orhan Aker
Masters Theses
"Until the recent years, because of the lack in technical know-how of play producers and on the other hand the limited knowledge of the engineers about stage technique, all the advantages provided by efficient stage lighting could not be exploited. Especially, the different problems encountered from the point of view of lighting control, could not be solved for a long time.
It has been proven from theatres built lately, that the stage lighting designs made without a thorough study of the various stage conditions and requirements lead to a tremendous increase in cost and also inefficient operation of the whole …
Highway Construction And Maintenance Equipment With Machine And Automotive Repair Shops For The Reconstruction Of The Highways Of The Iv Division, Ankara, Turkey, Steve Theodorides
Highway Construction And Maintenance Equipment With Machine And Automotive Repair Shops For The Reconstruction Of The Highways Of The Iv Division, Ankara, Turkey, Steve Theodorides
Masters Theses
"With the rapid advancements being made in travel and communication facilities today, the world is steadily growing smaller and people in the far places of the world are no longer strangers.
There is no doubting the importance of tractors, dozers, scrapers, power shovels, graders, bituminus construction equipment, aggregate handling, etc., in the present-day world, in aiding the progress of civilization and bringing to all people the good things of life.
It must be remembered that money expended for highways is not wasted, and can be classified as an asset.
In substance, this is a general project for the reconstruction and …
Investigation Of Vacuum Tubes As Four Terminal Networks, Vasil Uzunoglu
Investigation Of Vacuum Tubes As Four Terminal Networks, Vasil Uzunoglu
Masters Theses
"This thesis was undertaken with the aim of consolidating the most important work that has been done in the field of equivalent vacuum tube circuits which has been found to be highly disassociated.
The author of this thesis feels that this thesis is the most complete consolidation of information on equivalent vacuum tube circuits"--Introduction, page 3.