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Benefits Of Psychobiography Training To The Professional And Personal Development Of Psychology Graduate Students, Joseph G. Ponterotto, Dinesh Sharma, Yuki Yamazaki Mar 2025

Benefits Of Psychobiography Training To The Professional And Personal Development Of Psychology Graduate Students, Joseph G. Ponterotto, Dinesh Sharma, Yuki Yamazaki

The Qualitative Report

In recent decades, psychobiography has witnessed a resurgence of activity and publication across many subdisciplines in psychology internationally. One area of recent research has been to evaluate the benefits of training in psychobiography to students’ professional development as perceived by professors and mentors in psychobiography. The present study extends this recent line of research by surveying the perceived impacts of psychobiography training among doctoral students in applied psychology. Twenty-five doctoral students who completed training and research in psychobiography in a summer course over three consecutive years, responded to an open-ended (free response) survey on the impact of conducting psychobiographies on …

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Integrating Islamic Education With Environmental Programs: Strategies For Sustainable Character Development At Sman 2 And 7 Malang Indonesia, Abdul Malik Karim Amrullah, Ali Murfi, Ahmad Fauzi, Basri Basri Mar 2025

Integrating Islamic Education With Environmental Programs: Strategies For Sustainable Character Development At Sman 2 And 7 Malang Indonesia, Abdul Malik Karim Amrullah, Ali Murfi, Ahmad Fauzi, Basri Basri

The Qualitative Report

This study aims to investigate the integration of Islamic education into environmental programs at State High Schools 2 and 7 Malang (SMAN 2 and 7). Addressing the environmental crisis in Indonesia, it focuses on how religious education can foster environmental consciousness and character development in students, contributing to sustainable education practices. A qualitative phenomenological approach was employed to gain an in-depth understanding of the integration of Islamic education and environmental programs at SMAN 2 and 7. Participants were selected through purposive sampling, including principals, vice principals, teachers, staff, and students. Data were collected via semi-structured interviews, observations of school activities, …

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March 28, 2025 Minutes, Swosu Faculty Senate Mar 2025

March 28, 2025 Minutes, Swosu Faculty Senate

Faculty Senate Minutes

No abstract provided.

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Scalable Mxene-Based Textile Supercapacitors, Abaigeal Aydt Mar 2025

Scalable Mxene-Based Textile Supercapacitors, Abaigeal Aydt

Honors Program: Senior Projects (Public)

The demand for flexible and wearable energy storage devices for portable applications has led to the exploration of textile-based supercapacitors (TSCs). TSCs will allow for the creation of a new class of energy harvesting and storing technology directly into our clothing and will require using non-toxic and/or biocompatible materials. This will result in a greener and more sustainable path to address the challenges at the nexus of energy, mobility, and sustainability. To fabricate a TSC, a yarn made of fibers, such as wool or cotton, is coated with MXene flakes; MXenes are composed of transition metal carbides, nitrides, or carbonitrides …

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Examining Within- And Cross-Language Relationships And Quantitative Methods In Spanish-English Dual Language Learners' School Readiness Skills, Shaunacy R. Sutter Mar 2025

Examining Within- And Cross-Language Relationships And Quantitative Methods In Spanish-English Dual Language Learners' School Readiness Skills, Shaunacy R. Sutter

USF Tampa Graduate Theses and Dissertations

The aims of this three paper dissertation are as follows: First, to examine the cross-domain associations between school readiness skills, including oral language, literacy, and math skills, within and across languages in Spanish-English speaking DLLs in PreK. Second, to explore the cross-domain associations between oral language, literacy, and mathematics skills at varying levels of literacy and math achievement. Finally, to review the quantitative methods used in research on school readiness skills and the home and classroom contextual factors that support these skills for Spanish-English speaking DLLs in the United States over the past decade. Spanish-English speaking DLLs enter early childhood …

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Addressing Equity Issues In Elementary Computer Science Education: Knowns, Unknowns, And Implications For Future Work, Mike Karlin, Yin-Chan Janet Liao, Swati Mehta, Afreen Iqbal, Mahya Minaiy, Minhye Son, Jessica Pandya Mar 2025

Addressing Equity Issues In Elementary Computer Science Education: Knowns, Unknowns, And Implications For Future Work, Mike Karlin, Yin-Chan Janet Liao, Swati Mehta, Afreen Iqbal, Mahya Minaiy, Minhye Son, Jessica Pandya

Journal of Computer Science Integration

In 2016, a national coalition of stakeholders released the K-12 computer science (CS) framework. In the time since, there has been an increased push at the local, state, and national level to integrate CS knowledge and skills into K-12 education. Despite this push, significant equity issues exist within the field. While growing research has been done on CS equity issues at the high school level, we know these equity gaps often begin to emerge in elementary school where less is known. Therefore, we conducted a systematic literature review to better understand and explore the elementary CS equity research landscape from …

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Managing Social Anxiety In The Classroom, Megan Drath, Celeste Lee, Jonathan Pelote, Kurt Dela Paz Mar 2025

Managing Social Anxiety In The Classroom, Megan Drath, Celeste Lee, Jonathan Pelote, Kurt Dela Paz

Andrews University Teaching and Learning Conference

About 15 million adults struggle with Social Anxiety Disorder (SAD). However, SAD typically starts affecting kids around the age of 13, when they’re in their late middle school years. We’ve researched many things, such as what SAD can look like in general and in the school setting and what researchers and educators have said. With all that in mind, we have come up with some adjustments to classrooms today that we believe would benefit children with Social Anxiety Disorders.

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Gifted Students, Ian Staples, Katelyn Bliven, Drew Smith, Amanda Koster Mar 2025

Gifted Students, Ian Staples, Katelyn Bliven, Drew Smith, Amanda Koster

Andrews University Teaching and Learning Conference

Gifted students are a rare yet often overlooked group of students with exceptional talents in one or more areas of classroom curriculum. Our team of researchers looked into what these students are faced with in the classroom, including common struggles, accommodations, and processes for identifying such students. The ultimate objective our research is to shed light on the frequently missed needs of gifted students and to provide a hypothetically 'ideal' learning environment that would ensure their academic success.

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English As A Second Language, Nuam Leng, Sophia Baun, Mackenzie Desilva, Vivian Darosa Mar 2025

English As A Second Language, Nuam Leng, Sophia Baun, Mackenzie Desilva, Vivian Darosa

Andrews University Teaching and Learning Conference

This research focuses on redesigning educational practices for ESL (English as a Second Language) students to create a more inclusive and effective learning environment. It addresses the challenges ESL students face, such as language barriers and cultural differences, which traditional schooling often overlooks. The study proposes strategies like classroom redesign, incorporating visual aids, using interactive activities, and establishing consistent routines to promote language acquisition and student engagement. It emphasizes the importance of collaboration, positive reinforcement, and adapting teaching methods to support ESL students' academic and social success in the classroom.

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Adhd In Classrooms, Polly Rood, Abigail Grunden, Loghan Baushke, Wesley Dewind Mar 2025

Adhd In Classrooms, Polly Rood, Abigail Grunden, Loghan Baushke, Wesley Dewind

Andrews University Teaching and Learning Conference

ADHD in Classrooms explores the personal experiences of two interviewees, along with recent studies that highlight how ADHD can impact a student’s ability to focus, learn, and thrive in a traditional classroom setting. The research also examines how most classrooms today are not designed to accommodate the unique needs of students with ADHD, making it more difficult for them to succeed. The presentation proposes a structured plan aimed at making long school days more manageable for individuals with ADHD, whether they are children or adults, by incorporating strategies that enhance focus, engagement, and overall learning experiences.

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Low Income, Abigayle Stearman, Nathan Onoffrey, Ian Mosquera, Melody Pemberton Mar 2025

Low Income, Abigayle Stearman, Nathan Onoffrey, Ian Mosquera, Melody Pemberton

Andrews University Teaching and Learning Conference

Our poster that we created is about low income families and how that can affect students in school. In our poster, we touch on bullying and how low income students are affected by it, we discuss the affects of hunger, how there is a lack of opportunity. Finally, we discuss what kind of school we would create that was the ideal school for low income students.

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English As A Second Language, Airi Yamabe, Sofia Brenes Canales, Angelene White, Raquel Gomez Mar 2025

English As A Second Language, Airi Yamabe, Sofia Brenes Canales, Angelene White, Raquel Gomez

Andrews University Teaching and Learning Conference

This presentation focuses on students who learn English as a second language (ESL) in the U.S. and provides general information, including data on their population based on their first languages. It examines the challenges they face in school by presenting our findings and the personal experience of one of the presenters. Considering these challenges, we suggest teaching strategies to support them. Additionally, we propose recommended classroom ideas that would help these students learn English effectively.

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Benefits Of Patient-Care Simulations For Nurse Education, Emily Pawlak, Macy Mohon, Molly Lewis Mar 2025

Benefits Of Patient-Care Simulations For Nurse Education, Emily Pawlak, Macy Mohon, Molly Lewis

Scholars Week

This presentation was created to inform first-semester nursing students about the importance of the simulation labs they will complete throughout their BSN schooling. The research conducted indicated that these mock experiences were substantially beneficial for how nursing students learned bedside manners and clinical skills. Simulations allow students to prepare themselves to interact with patients professionally and safely while working effectively to improve patient outcomes. Although the sim-lab is a controlled environment, the scenarios that students will graded on are very real scenarios they may encounter during their clinical rotations. Our project aimed to inform students about what they can expect …

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Enhancing Cauti Prevention Through Daily Catheter Care Charting, Pre-Packaged Wipes, And Targeted Nursing Education, Alexis Bartolo, Hannah Todd, David Wagner Mar 2025

Enhancing Cauti Prevention Through Daily Catheter Care Charting, Pre-Packaged Wipes, And Targeted Nursing Education, Alexis Bartolo, Hannah Todd, David Wagner

Scholars Week

Catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTIs) are common healthcare-associated infections that increase patient morbidity, mortality, and healthcare costs. This evidence-based project aims to reduce CAUTIs by implementing daily catheter care charting, using pre-packaged antiseptic wipes, and providing targeted nursing education. These interventions will enhance accountability, improve hygiene practices, and equip nurses with the latest CAUTI prevention techniques. The project evaluates the current catheter care policy, comparing it with evidence-based practices to identify improvements. Guided by Dorothea Orem’s Self-Care Deficit Theory, the proposed policy changes aim to improve patient safety and care quality. By integrating these interventions into routine practice, the project …

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Benefits Of Nursing Touch In Neonates, Lacy Baldwin, Camila Canedo Muzevic Mar 2025

Benefits Of Nursing Touch In Neonates, Lacy Baldwin, Camila Canedo Muzevic

Scholars Week

This paper explores the benefits of nursing neonatal soothing techniques, focusing on their short- and long-term effects in reducing stress and their influence on development. It emphasizes the nursing role through Kolcaba’s Theory of Comfort in providing proactive non-pharmacological care. Neonates, particularly preemies, face significant amounts of stress in the clinical setting which can impede proper growth and development, as well as immediate well-being. It is part of the nursing duty to alleviate stress and promote comfort. This project analyzes evidence-based research on soothing techniques, including tactile, kinesthetic, gentle human touch, interactive newborn bathing, etc. It demonstrates the positive outcomes …

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Web Application For Simulation Of An Agent-Based Model In Netlogo3d, Chris Davis Perumal, Abraham Nofal, Benedict J. Kolber, Rachael Miller Neilan Mar 2025

Web Application For Simulation Of An Agent-Based Model In Netlogo3d, Chris Davis Perumal, Abraham Nofal, Benedict J. Kolber, Rachael Miller Neilan

Spora: A Journal of Biomathematics

Agent-based models (ABMs) are computer simulation models for studying systems of autonomous agents. Modelers often use specialized software like NetLogo to develop ABMs, but this software poses barriers to researchers in other disciplines with no prior programming experience. To address this issue, we developed a web application that allows users to simulate our ABM via a web browser, eliminating the need for the user to download and use specialized software. While presented in the context of a specific ABM, our approach can be applied to other ABMs to enhance accessibility. The ABM presented here was developed in NetLogo3D. The model …

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The Chanticleer, 2025-03-27, Coastal Carolina University Mar 2025

The Chanticleer, 2025-03-27, Coastal Carolina University

The Chanticleer Student Newspaper

The editorially independent student produced weekly newspaper of Coastal Carolina University.

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Cost Modeling For State Longitudinal Data Systems, Benjamin Boer Mar 2025

Cost Modeling For State Longitudinal Data Systems, Benjamin Boer

Practitioner Toolkits and Resources

A tool to support the development and scaling of longitudinal data supports in state policymaking.

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Academic And Social Experiences Of Undergraduate Community College Students With Invisible Disabilities, Lindsay K. Driskell Mar 2025

Academic And Social Experiences Of Undergraduate Community College Students With Invisible Disabilities, Lindsay K. Driskell

Morehead State Theses and Dissertations

A capstone submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Education in the Ernst and Sara Lane Volgenau College of Education at Morehead State University by Lindsay K. Driskell on March 27, 2025.

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Minutes, College Of Liberal Arts Faculty Meeting, Thursday, March 27, 2025, College Of Liberal Arts Faculty, Rollins College Mar 2025

Minutes, College Of Liberal Arts Faculty Meeting, Thursday, March 27, 2025, College Of Liberal Arts Faculty, Rollins College

The College of Liberal Arts Faculty Minutes

No abstract provided.

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Aircraft Leasing And Its Effects On Ireland's Airline Sector, Aaron Christian, Jeanne Sumrall Mar 2025

Aircraft Leasing And Its Effects On Ireland's Airline Sector, Aaron Christian, Jeanne Sumrall

SACAD: Scholarly Activities

The aircraft leasing industry sits at the heart of Ireland’s aviation sector, making Ireland the global leader in the business. The presence of major leasing companies’ headquarters, including Avolon, SMBC and AerCap, in Ireland, allows for country to benefit from these companies’ revenue. In return, Ireland provides the companies with supportive tax and regulatory frameworks that benefit the aviation sector. The research on this topic explores different ways aircraft leasing contributes to airline efficiency through cost reductions and fleet modernization while minimizing financial risks associated with aircraft acquisition by utilizing computer programs. Operational modeling has become an essential tool for …

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Does Social Media Have An Impact On Inciting Violence?, Cora Thorne Mar 2025

Does Social Media Have An Impact On Inciting Violence?, Cora Thorne

SACAD: Scholarly Activities

What is social media? What comes to mind? What is if for? What is its purpose? Is it the variety of popular applications such as Instagram, Tik Tok, Snapchat, Facebook? Or, is it the headlines that come across those apps? Headlines about crime and criminal justice, major events, and politics? Among all the different platforms and the many people on them there is one common theme, hate and violence.

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The Effects Of Faith-Based Programs In Prison, Emmery Huber Mar 2025

The Effects Of Faith-Based Programs In Prison, Emmery Huber

SACAD: Scholarly Activities

Faith based programs in prison is a cheaper way that the DOJ has found to be able to reduce recidivism rates. Studies show that these programs help inmates find purpose and joy during their situation. However, there is also a question to whether these programs break the establishment clause in the Constitution.

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Should Courts Trial Juveniles As Adults, Dylan Velasco Mar 2025

Should Courts Trial Juveniles As Adults, Dylan Velasco

SACAD: Scholarly Activities

The question of whether juveniles should be charged as adults in the criminal justice system is a controversial issue. Some scholars argue that charging juveniles as adults for serious offenses, such as violent crimes, is necessary for ensuring accountability, protecting public safety, and deterring future crimes. Charging juveniles as adults sends a clear message about severity of criminal actions, regardless of the perpetrator's age, and provide a means to safeguard communities by incarcerating dangerous individuals on adult facilities. However, other scholars highlight that developmental differences exist between juveniles and adults. For instance, adolescent brains are still maturing, particularly in areas …

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Does Media Influence Public Perception Of Crime, Dylan Leach Mar 2025

Does Media Influence Public Perception Of Crime, Dylan Leach

SACAD: Scholarly Activities

Media encompasses anything that can spread mass communication, such as news outlets, social media, music, etc. This study includes a review of various scholarly sources to determine the impact that various forms of media have for influencing public perceptions of crime in our nation as well as nations across the world. Initial findings implicate exposure to local news media and rap music influence public perceptions of crime, to include but not limited to increases in violence, concern about local crime rates, and negative perceptions of law enforcement. This study reports some of those results.

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Is There A Relationship Between Drug Addiction And Incarceration?, Lindsey M. Lopez Mar 2025

Is There A Relationship Between Drug Addiction And Incarceration?, Lindsey M. Lopez

SACAD: Scholarly Activities

The connection between drug addiction and incarceration has been widely debated. Many individuals who struggle with substance abuse will end up in the criminal justice system, mainly due to drug-related crimes or offenses committed under the influence like DUI’s. This study examines whether incarceration is effective in solving substance abuse issues or if alternative approaches such as rehabilitation, offer better results. The analysis explores the balance between punishment and treatment programs to determine what the most effective strategy is in reducing recidivism and addressing why drug addiction is high in the justice system.

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From The Editor, Colleen Windham-Hughes Mar 2025

From The Editor, Colleen Windham-Hughes

Intersections

No abstract provided.

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From The Publisher, Lamont Anthony Wells Mar 2025

From The Publisher, Lamont Anthony Wells

Intersections

No abstract provided.

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How Mister Rogers' Neighborhood Reminds Us About Work, Than Oo Mar 2025

How Mister Rogers' Neighborhood Reminds Us About Work, Than Oo

Intersections

No abstract provided.

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On The Cover, Bre Freiberg Mar 2025

On The Cover, Bre Freiberg

Intersections

No abstract provided.

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