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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Data Support Systems"”.

  1. Adjustment Experiences of African American Graduates of Historically Black Colleges or Universities Attending Graduate School at a Southern Predominantly White University

    … and investigator field notes. Collected data were analyzed using a coding iteration strategy. Descriptions of participant experiences were documented and ten prominent themes emerged from the data: support systems, negative emotionality, distrust, academic frustration, lack of African …

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  2. A Qualitative Study of Effective School Discipline Practices: Perceptions of Administrators, Tenured Teachers, and Parents in Twenty Schools.

    … research on school discipline practices. Data were collected from administrators, tenured teachers, and parents through an open-ended interview form that I designed.</p><p>The study offers a number of recommendations regarding components of effective school discipline practices. An …

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  3. The college student as mother : a phenomenological examination of community college student experiences

    … study. Five themes emerged from the participant data: support systems, lack of college preparation, family as a priority, education as self-fulfillment, and balance. The themes were consistent with the findings in the literature. Each of the participants had full and busy lives with multiple …

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