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Testing A Model That Predicts Future Bird List Totals, Robert W. Ricci
Testing A Model That Predicts Future Bird List Totals, Robert W. Ricci
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
The Identification Guide Series: An Overview (Part Two), Mark Lynch
The Identification Guide Series: An Overview (Part Two), Mark Lynch
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
Notes On 1995 Nesting Attempt Of Green Heron Pair At Mount Auburn Cemetery, William E. Davis Jr.
Notes On 1995 Nesting Attempt Of Green Heron Pair At Mount Auburn Cemetery, William E. Davis Jr.
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
Partners In Flight: Proactive Conservation For Neotropical Migratory Birds And Their Habitats, Peter W. Stangel
Partners In Flight: Proactive Conservation For Neotropical Migratory Birds And Their Habitats, Peter W. Stangel
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
Notes On 1995 Nesting Attempt Of Green Heron Pair At Mount Auburn Cemetery, William E. Davis Jr.
Notes On 1995 Nesting Attempt Of Green Heron Pair At Mount Auburn Cemetery, William E. Davis Jr.
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
Partners In Flight: Proactive Conservation For Neotropical Migratory Birds And Their Habitats, Peter W. Stangel
Partners In Flight: Proactive Conservation For Neotropical Migratory Birds And Their Habitats, Peter W. Stangel
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
The Migration Of Red-Necked Phalaropes: Ecological Mysteries And Conservation Concerns, Charles D. Duncan
The Migration Of Red-Necked Phalaropes: Ecological Mysteries And Conservation Concerns, Charles D. Duncan
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
Field Notes From Here And There, Edwin Hoopes, Richard Harlow, Tom Young
Field Notes From Here And There, Edwin Hoopes, Richard Harlow, Tom Young
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
Bobolink Protection And Mortality On Suburban Conservation Lands, Stephen F. Ells
Bobolink Protection And Mortality On Suburban Conservation Lands, Stephen F. Ells
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
Book Review: The Human Nature Of Birds By Theodore Xenophon Barber, William E. Davis Jr.
Book Review: The Human Nature Of Birds By Theodore Xenophon Barber, William E. Davis Jr.
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
Fall Migration Of Peregrine Falcons At Coastal And Island Locations In Maine, Roger D. Applegate
Fall Migration Of Peregrine Falcons At Coastal And Island Locations In Maine, Roger D. Applegate
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
Oystercatcher Redux, Lawry Sager
American Robins Nesting In Phragmites, Kenneth Hudson
American Robins Nesting In Phragmites, Kenneth Hudson
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
Field Notes From Here And There, Roger D. Applegate, Arnold Devine, Dwight G. Smith
Field Notes From Here And There, Roger D. Applegate, Arnold Devine, Dwight G. Smith
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
Hotlines And Birding Talk By Computer, Jane Lufkin Davis
Hotlines And Birding Talk By Computer, Jane Lufkin Davis
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
Final Session. The Impact Of Storytelling: The Pass It On Project, Gloria Burgess, Karen Davidson-Smith, Cade Smith, Elizabeth Mitchell Prewitt
Final Session. The Impact Of Storytelling: The Pass It On Project, Gloria Burgess, Karen Davidson-Smith, Cade Smith, Elizabeth Mitchell Prewitt
School Library Symposium
Learn about this exciting act of kindness campaign through a guided conversation with author Dr. Gloria Burgess. Her book, Pass It On, has been used to support Mississippi Studies in 4th and 8th grades. Discover how this partnership between the UM Center for Community Engagement, UM School of Education, the University Museum, and the Lafayette County School District, led to the creation of an activity trunk participants can use at their schools. Participants will also hear from speakers Dr. Karen V. Davidson Smith, UM School of Education Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion/Clinical Associate Professor, and Dr. Elizabeth Mitchell Prewitt, …
Transcribing Letters To James Meredith (Concurrent Session, Block D), Adam Clemons, Abbie Norris-Davidson
Transcribing Letters To James Meredith (Concurrent Session, Block D), Adam Clemons, Abbie Norris-Davidson
School Library Symposium
On October 1, 1962, James Meredith made history as the first African-American student to be admitted to the then racially segregated University of Mississippi. In the weeks before and after his admission, Meredith received thousands of letters from around the world expressing support or condemnation of his actions. Today, many of these letters are housed at the University of Mississippi Archives and Special Collections and have been digitized and made publicly available on eGrove, the University’s institutional repository. Adam Clemons, UM Digital Humanities and Data Visualization Librarian and Assistant Professor, and Abbie Norris-Davidson, UM Digital Initiatives Librarian and Assistant Professor, …
Censorship Issues Impacting School Libraries (Concurrent Session, Block C), Elizabeth Simmons
Censorship Issues Impacting School Libraries (Concurrent Session, Block C), Elizabeth Simmons
School Library Symposium
With current legislation, Mississippi school librarians face new challenges with managing their library collections, resources, and services. Elizabeth Simmons, Instructional Materials and Library Media Director from the Office of Elementary Education and Reading at the Mississippi Department of Education, will lead this important discussion on censorship issues impacting school librarians with suggestions for moving forward.
Analyzing The Shark Paleoecology Of Coastal Georgia From The Miocene And Pliocene Epochs, Joshua Lee Clark, Benjamin Angalet
Analyzing The Shark Paleoecology Of Coastal Georgia From The Miocene And Pliocene Epochs, Joshua Lee Clark, Benjamin Angalet
Georgia Journal of Science
The field of shark paleoecology often yields indecisive conclusions based on the limited fossilization of their anatomical structures, with the exception of their teeth. The majority of the Atlantic coast has been studied regarding the presence of certain prehistoric shark species from the Miocene, Pliocene, and Pleistocene epochs. However, information pertaining to the Georgia coast and understanding its potential community structure is relatively understudied. This study was conducted in which thousands of fossil shark specimens and subsequent marine fauna were collected from dredge spoils created by the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE): Savannah District. A total of 5,127 fossil …
Magnolia Resources (Concurrent Session, Block B), Melody Dale, Kristen Hillman
Magnolia Resources (Concurrent Session, Block B), Melody Dale, Kristen Hillman
School Library Symposium
Find out how to make the most of databases in MAGNOLIA, available for free from the Mississippi Library Commission and funded by the MS State Legislature. Kristen Hillman, MAGNOLIA Outreach Coordinator, and Melody Dale, MSU Associate Professor/Education and Business Librarian, will demonstrate new features from the databases, including Explora by EBSCO, Britannica Fundamentals and Britannica School (Elementary and Middle), and LearningExpress Library for test prep and career readiness tools. Learn about these game-changing resources and discuss tried-and-true tips and tricks for using MAGNOLIA with your fellow educators.
Artificial Intelligence (Concurrent Session, Block A), Alex Watson
Artificial Intelligence (Concurrent Session, Block A), Alex Watson
School Library Symposium
UM Research & Instruction Librarian and Associate Professor Alex Watson, will lead a conversation about issues regarding generative AI, like ChatGPT, for school library discussions.
Weeding Do's And Don'ts (Concurrent Session, Block A), Erica Jones, Elizabeth Simmons
Weeding Do's And Don'ts (Concurrent Session, Block A), Erica Jones, Elizabeth Simmons
School Library Symposium
Learn how to tackle your next weeding project with suggestions for “do’s and don’ts” in a time of censorship with Elizabeth Simmons, Instructional Materials and Library Media Director from the Office of Elementary Education and Reading at the Mississippi Department of Education, and Erica Jones, Oxford Early Childhood Center Librarian.
Magnolia Resources (Concurrent Session, Block A), Melody Dale, Kristen Hillman
Magnolia Resources (Concurrent Session, Block A), Melody Dale, Kristen Hillman
School Library Symposium
Find out how to make the most of databases in MAGNOLIA, available for free from the Mississippi Library Commission and funded by the MS State Legislature. Kristen Hillman, MAGNOLIA Outreach Coordinator, and Melody Dale, MSU Associate Professor/Education and Business Librarian, will demonstrate new features from the databases, including Explora by EBSCO, Britannica Fundamentals and Britannica School (Elementary and Middle), and LearningExpress Library for test prep and career readiness tools. Learn about these game-changing resources and discuss tried-and-true tips and tricks for using MAGNOLIA with your fellow educators.
Making The Most Of The Peer Review Process, Christy Galletta Horner, Sherri L. Horner, Richard Henry Maguire
Making The Most Of The Peer Review Process, Christy Galletta Horner, Sherri L. Horner, Richard Henry Maguire
Mid-Western Educational Researcher
In this brief mentoring corner article, we focus on defining what different editorial decisions mean (e.g., accept with revisions; revise and resubmit; reject: revise and resubmit), discussing factors you might consider when deciding what to do after receiving a decision (e.g., resubmit or move on) and considering how to best approach the revisions. We also provide guidance on effective communication with editors, including an example of a successful response to review table and cover letter.
Review Of Student Agency In The Classroom: Honoring Student Voice In The Curriculum, Clyde Barnett Iii
Review Of Student Agency In The Classroom: Honoring Student Voice In The Curriculum, Clyde Barnett Iii
Mid-Western Educational Researcher
A review of the book Student Agency in the Classroom: Honoring Student Voice in the Curriculum by Margaret Vaughn.
Emergent Design Thinking, Rigorous Research, And Perseverance: Comments From A Keynote Address, John H. Hitchcock
Emergent Design Thinking, Rigorous Research, And Perseverance: Comments From A Keynote Address, John H. Hitchcock
Mid-Western Educational Researcher
This invited article is a follow-up to the 2022 keynote address given to the Midwestern Education Research Association. This article reviews national, contemporary challenges to conducting applied education research. It also reviews broad principles that might help one continue to conduct high-quality research, namely: embracing emergent design thinking, flexibility, and perseverance.
Using Intercultural Sensitivity To Predict Culturally Responsive Classroom Management Self-Efficacy Among Preservice Teachers, Christopher M. Estepp, Jennifer G. Beasley, Stephen R. Burgin, Donald M. Johnson
Using Intercultural Sensitivity To Predict Culturally Responsive Classroom Management Self-Efficacy Among Preservice Teachers, Christopher M. Estepp, Jennifer G. Beasley, Stephen R. Burgin, Donald M. Johnson
Mid-Western Educational Researcher
As student diversity increases, it is imperative that Educator Preparation Programs (EPPs) prepare preservice teachers to manage these classrooms. Educators are expected to possess the skillset, experience, and confidence necessary to engage diverse students from varying cultural backgrounds. Thus, intercultural sensitivity is an important affective trait for teachers, however, the connection between intercultural sensitivity and self-efficacy for culturally responsive classroom management has not been well documented in the preservice teacher literature. In this study, one mid-southern university examined the relationship between preservice teachers’ perceptions of their intercultural sensitivity and their self-efficacy for tasks related to culturally responsive classroom management. …
Examining The Digital Divide In Education During Covid-19 From Teachers’ Perspectives, Elife Ceviker, Tuba Gezer
Examining The Digital Divide In Education During Covid-19 From Teachers’ Perspectives, Elife Ceviker, Tuba Gezer
Mid-Western Educational Researcher
The outbreak of COVID-19 resulted in unprecedented school closures in education, leading online education to become “the new normal.” Concurrently, emergency online instruction further exacerbated what is known as the digital divide, one of the contributing factors to inequality of educational opportunities. The purpose of our research is to examine in what ways the digital divide influences teachers and students during COVID-19. A better understanding of teachers' perceptions of teaching online and the digital divide can offer more information for effective teaching during the pandemic. In this multi-method study, researchers collected data from 36 teachers through Likert scale questions …
Editors' Notes, Christy Galletta Horner, Sherri L. Horner
Editors' Notes, Christy Galletta Horner, Sherri L. Horner
Mid-Western Educational Researcher
Editors' Notes: Volume 35, Issue 2
Shaping An Inclusive Lis Workforce: Insights From Information Professionals, Rajesh Singh
Shaping An Inclusive Lis Workforce: Insights From Information Professionals, Rajesh Singh
Urban Library Journal
This study investigates how information professionals deliver culturally sensitive services, their experiences in serving patrons from diverse cultural backgrounds, their self-perceived intercultural skills, and their views on addressing cross-cultural challenges in the workplace. The sample, comprised of 125 information professionals representing a range of organizations, including libraries, museums, and archives, reveals a noticeable trend in their perceptions regarding their ability to provide culturally responsive services and their cultural competence skills. These perceptions are significantly influenced by their participation in cultural competence-related educational programs and academic preparation for cross-cultural work. The research findings provide fresh insights into the integration of diversity, …