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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Creech"”.
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Influence des pratiques d’enseignement de la musique sur l’anxiété de performance musicale et le bien-être en classe des élèves du primaire inscrits à un programme en Arts-études
… contribuer à une expérience positive en classe (Creech et Hallam, 2011; Patston et Waters, 2015; Roberts, 2015), d’autres pourraient cependant favoriser les manifestations d’anxiété de performance musicale (APM) chez les élèves (Kenny, 2016; Patston, 2014; Persson, 1996; Ryan et Andrews, 2009). …
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Environmental Considerations of Space Resource Extraction
As humanity's desire to travel deeper into space and create settlements on other celestial bodies grows, so too does the need for extracting resources from space. The Moon, Mars and asteroids all contain important resources that could assist in these activities, as well as resources that are …
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A Diachronic Analysis of the Use of Scripture in the Variant Versions of the Apocryphon of John
<p>This dissertation explores at length the Apocryphon of John's ambivalent treatment of the Jewish and Christian scriptures. Although Moses is explicitly corrected at five points in the text--four times mentioned by name (NHC II 13,18-21; 22,22-25; 23,3-4; and 29,6-10) and one time by inference …
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Coupled Sediment Yield And Sediment Transport Model To Support Navigation Planning In Northeast Brazil
<p>Deposition of sediment (shoaling) in commercial waterways is a major obstacle to maintaining sustainable riverine transportation of bulk goods (primarily agricultural and mining commodities). The rate of aggradation of sediment in a waterway is directly related to both the rate of sediment …
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Perpetual Strangers: Buriyad Citizenship in the Russia-Mongolia Borderlands, 1822-1939
This dissertation examines the politics and practice of citizenship in the nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century Russia-Mongolia borderlands through the experiences of the Buriyads, a Mongolic, pastoral nomadic people. It traces transformations in the relationship between the individual, the …
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The material culture of the Polley Mansion, Whitehall : vernacular architecture, decorative arts, and domestic arts.
The Polley Mansion, with its massive walls, generous proportions, and wide double galleries, is described in Texas Homes of the 19th Century as "one of the most important plantation homes in early Texas." In fact, the Polley Mansion, constructed with native sandstone, is the only stone antebellum …
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Urinary Incontinence and Sexual Intimacy: Older Women's Perceptions
The purpose of this study was to examine factors that influence the experience of urinary incontinence (UI) as it relates to sexual intimacy for older women. Additionally, I wanted to identify perceived areas of intervention that might positively influence the experience of UI as it relates to …
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The use of self-reports and peer reports as measures of self-esteem in middle school students
Many educators and psychologists believe self-esteem is an important variable in the educational process. An adequate level of self-esteem is recognized as being essential for students because it may affect their level of achievement and general state of well being. Self-report measures are the …
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The United States copyright law dilemma: a synthesis of copyright applications that affect the use of digital print-on-demand technology
This study explores the problem of "fair use" in copyright as it applies to the use of POD's, print-on-demand systems, by education and business entities. This qualitative research instrument offers an explanation for the discrepancy between current copyright statutes and the application of these …
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Facing God: Contemporary American Devotional Poetry
… collection The Wild Iris; and Morri Creech's "The Testament of Judas" from his 2001 collection Paper Cathedrals. Each of these texts investigates the metaphor "Man is like God"—a metaphor which Allen Grossman argues is the most important in Western civilization—from a unique and yet …