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Part-Time Faculty In Art And Design Higher Education: Support & Challenges, Katherine Ye Jin Lee
Part-Time Faculty In Art And Design Higher Education: Support & Challenges, Katherine Ye Jin Lee
Masters Theses
This thesis investigates the challenge part-time faculty in art and design higher education face and the institutional support they receive through a case study conducted at Rhode Island School of Design (RISD). Through an extensive, anonymous and voluntary part-time faculty survey across different departments at RISD, it examines: 1) current perceptions of available institutional & departmental teaching support, 2) teaching approach & practice, and 3) student-faculty engagement. The research aimed to gather data on challenges that are unique to part-time faculty in art and design fields, especially in relation to faculty-student engagement to understand areas where they can be better …
Critical Connections: An Evaluation And Envisioning Of Partnership Between Art Museums, Schools, & Central Offices, Bennett R. Portillo
Critical Connections: An Evaluation And Envisioning Of Partnership Between Art Museums, Schools, & Central Offices, Bennett R. Portillo
Masters Theses
This thesis investigates systemic impediments to implementing partnerships between schools, art museums, and school districts’ central offices. This research suggests cross-sector connection and worker solidarity as strategies for resisting extremists efforts to de-coordinate the U.S. education system. Research methods include a review of existing literature and interviews with practitioners for the purpose of identifying shared values, challenges, and misconceptions in partnerships. From an anti-deficit perspective, the data analysis critically evaluates educational non-profits’ corporate values and re-centers practitioners' interpersonal investments.
The Influence Of Family-School Communication On Junior High School Students’ Academic Success, Stephen Junior Amoah
The Influence Of Family-School Communication On Junior High School Students’ Academic Success, Stephen Junior Amoah
Masters Theses
This study examines the influence of family-school communication on students' academic success in the context of Ghana, with a particular focus on Junior High School (JHS) students. While existing research emphasizes the importance of family involvement in educational outcomes, limited studies explore how family-school communication directly affects academic success in Ghana. By using a mixed-methods approach, the study combines quantitative and qualitative data collection. The quantitative component includes an online survey distributed to JHS graduates, assessing the frequency, impact, methods, and barriers of communication between families and schools, as well as their perceived effect on academic performance. The survey includes …
An Exemplary Early Childhood Program: Program Directors' Perspectives, Anita K. Pond
An Exemplary Early Childhood Program: Program Directors' Perspectives, Anita K. Pond
Masters Theses
The purpose of this field experience was to develop exemplary guidelines for the implementation of an early childhood program. A survey of 78 early childhood programs in Southern Illinois was conducted. Participants surveyed were asked to respond to questions relating to the early childhood staff, screening and assessment procedures, the policy manual, meeting the needs of each child, parental involvement and the program director. In addition, a review of current literature associated with early childhood programs was presented. Included in the review of literature were books and articles related to the multiple components necessary to create an exemplary early childhood …
Vocational Education Field Experience, Bonnie Kimball Hill
Vocational Education Field Experience, Bonnie Kimball Hill
Masters Theses
Leadership Intern positions in Vocational Education were funded in the State of Illinois for the 1980-81 fiscal year. Eastern Illinois University provided the base of experiential and formal learning for one of the Intern positions in the Occupational Education office under the Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs.
During the fiscal year of July 1, 1980, to June 30, 1981, the Intern based at Eastern was admitted to and enrolled in the Specialist degree program in Educational Administration earning a total of twenty-two semester hours. This field experience is a portion of that degree program.
The experiential learning …
Development And Improvement Of Services Of The Charleston Community Day Care Center, Marilyn Samsa Buxton
Development And Improvement Of Services Of The Charleston Community Day Care Center, Marilyn Samsa Buxton
Masters Theses
No abstract provided by author.
Administrative Internship 1969-70 At Eastern Illinois Development And Service Unit, Earl W. Jeffers
Administrative Internship 1969-70 At Eastern Illinois Development And Service Unit, Earl W. Jeffers
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.