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A model for identifying evaluation procedures that have a positive influence on teacher attitude
Jones, Sheridan Davis. - : Oregon State University
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"College is a challenge, but I've got dreams and I know I can do it!" : deaf students in mainstream colleges
Smith, Julia A.. - : Oregon State University
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A critical exploration of assessment within multicultural affairs
Martinez, Jessica A.. - : Oregon State University
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Language and learning : a case study of a Vietnamese unaccompanied minor in a post secondary setting
Davis, Kay Mathews. - : Oregon State University
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Sandford and Merton : in words of one syllable ; Sanford and Merton.
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The determinants of response to phonological awareness training
Johnson-Davis, Charlotte. - : Florida State University Libraries
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A RHETORICAL STUDY OF FOUR CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED BLACK DRAMATIC PLAYS PRODUCED ON AND OFF-BROADWAY BETWEEN 1969 AND 1981
DAVIS, RONALD O. - : Florida State University Libraries
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AN EMPIRICAL ASSESSMENT OF SELECTED COMPUTER SOFTWARE PURPORTED TO RAISE SAT SCORES SIGNIFICANTLY WHEN UTILIZED WITH SHORT-TERM COMPUTER-ASSISTED INSTRUCTION ON THE MICROCOMPUTER
DAVIS, WESLEY D. - : Florida State University Libraries
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A balanced t(10;15) translocation in a male patient with developmental language disorder.
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Labor and Leisure in the Tropical Environment: Race, Class, and the Enjoyment of Nature
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What Reagan Said to the Evangelicals: The Religious Rhetoric of Ronald Reagan
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Collectivism, Communication, and Cultural Conflict: The Dialogical Acculturation of Christian Egyptians in the Diaspora
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Forging an Indentity: Four Science Doctoral Students in a Collaborative Partnership with K-12 Science Teachers
Abstract: A primary conflict regarding the identity of science education is the competition between those emphasizing science aspects of science education versus those who emphasize the education. I examine a National Science Foundation funded program at "Southern State University" (pseudonym) known as the GK-12 Project that placed science doctoral students into K-12 classrooms, where they worked with practicing science teachers. My research question was: How do GK-12 Fellows forge an identity through their experiences as both teachers and doctoral students? I used the "hermeneutic dialectic circle", a process whereby I interviewed each stakeholder in turn, and conducted member checks. My primary sources were interviews, and my primary subjects were four Fellows. One of the Fellows, José, left the program after one year. The other three in my study, Wanda, Rebecca, and Nathan, remained for all three years. The starting point for their learning was admitting what they did not know. These three learned about science outside of their fields because they learned how to learn. They also took an interest in and enacted making connections to students. In negotiating two cultures, the Fellows achieved heightened awareness of the SSU science culture's current practices in college science teaching, particularly the problems. They noted the ineffectiveness of the didactic delivery style and the lack of formative assessment. These three Fellows manifested rational and pluralistic worldviews. Because of his frames that were derived from growing up under an authoritarian government in Cuba, José experienced the program differently than the other three Fellows. For José, his identity as a scientist and as an educator remained more static, as he identified more with the authoritarian outlook on education espoused in SSU's science departments. The science culture at SSU is centered in the authoritarian value structure sees a need for a "fixing" of education, to improve "poorly prepared teachers" and "low standards" in schools. I argue that the best approach to education is one that transcends and includes both the authoritarian as well as the rational and pluralistic models. ; A Dissertation Submitted to the Department of Middle and Secondary Education in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy. ; Summer Semester, 2006. ; June 15, 2006. ; Doctoral Students, Partnerships, Science Education, Border Crossing, Identity, Culture, Collaboration, Pedagogy ; Includes bibliographical references. ; Nancy T. Davis, Professor Directing Dissertation; Peter S. Ray, Outside Committee Member; Penny J. Gilmer, Committee Member; Sherry Southerland, Committee Member.
Keyword: Education
URL: http://purl.flvc.org/fsu/fd/FSU_migr_etd-1042
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AN EMPIRICAL ASSESSMENT OF SELECTED COMPUTER SOFTWARE PURPORTED TO RAISE SAT SCORES SIGNIFICANTLY WHEN UTILIZED WITH SHORT-TERM COMPUTER-ASSISTED INSTRUCTION ON THE MICROCOMPUTER
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The determinants of response to phonological awareness training
Johnson-Davis, Charlotte. - : Florida State University Libraries
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When 'They' Are Listening: Sociolinguistic Variation in John F. Kennedy's Cold War Speeches during 1961
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A RHETORICAL STUDY OF FOUR CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED BLACK DRAMATIC PLAYS PRODUCED ON AND OFF-BROADWAY BETWEEN 1969 AND 1981
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The determinants of response to phonological awareness training
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AN ANALYSIS OF INTERROGATIVE CONSTRUCTIONS IN THE LANGUAGE OF BLACK AND WHITE CHILDREN OF LOW AND MIDDLE SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS AGED THREE TO SIX YEARS
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