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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Catholic high school students"”.

  1. Catholic Parents' Clubs as an Agency for Guidance

    … whereby the parents of ease eight hundred Catholic high school students might become mere vitally Interested In the work of their school. In its embryonic stage. the Idea envisaged these fathers and mothers. either separately or together. in some form of activity that would bring them into …

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  2. Achievement of public and non-Catholic private high school students within a matched sample

    … of the National Center for Education Statistics' High School and Beyond data have primarily focused on the differences in achievement between public and Catholic high school students. Valuable data on non-Catholic private school students have been virtually ignored. Based on a strategy proposed by …

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  3. The meaning of God today: A phenomenographic study of the art and language of a group of senior secondary students

    … meaning of God for a group of senior secondary students at a metropolitan Catholic high school. It focussed on such issues as what God is to these adolescents, what concepts of God are meaningful to them, what mediates God to them, and what influence God has on their lives. The purpose of this …

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  4. A study of 1st and 2nd year Catholic university students' perceptions of their senior religious education classes in Catholic schools in Western Australia

    … the perceptions of 1st and 2nd year university students of their years eleven and twelve religious education classes at a Catholic school. A secondary purpose was to understand students’ acceptance or non-acceptance of official Catholic Church doctrine/dogma and why. Four research questions were …

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