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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Hannaford"”.

  1. Midline Movement: The Positive Effects on Student Behavior in a Kindergarten Classroom

    … activities on developing the whole child (Hannaford, 1995). Movement, connection, touch, play, and creative endeavors have been shown to be critical components to teaching students to be well-rounded individuals (Hannaford, 1995). This study explores how movements and activities that cross …

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  2. Establishing and Maintaining Cortical Asymmetry in <i>Drosophila</i> Neural Stem Cells

    The asymmetric segregation of fate determinants is a conserved process by which differential cell fate can be acquired upon cell division. In this thesis we investigate how the asymmetric localisation of fate determinants is achieved in Drosophila neuroblasts (NBs, Neural Stem Cells). In particular …

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  3. 'Anything's risky': a theoretical examination of adolescent risk decisions

    This thesis examines how young people define and use risk in their everyday lives. A constructivist methodology was adopted and eleven focus group discussions were conducted in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Focus groups were utilised to capture the 'group effect' and how it relates to the construction …

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  4. Comparison of the Effects of Two Variations in Program Administration on the Physical Fitness of Ninth Grade Girls

    It was the purpose of this study to compare the Royal Canadian Air Force XBX Plan with a circuit training program as to their effectiveness in developing physical fitness for girls.

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  5. A historical perspective on wind data: time, space and vector relationships between ship log data and Cape Royal Astronomical Observatory wind data between 1834 and 1854

    … reconstructions for Southern Africa by Hannaford et al. (2015), using wind data from the CLIWOC database. This project also forms part of a bigger project that is recovering and digitising historical instrumental meteorological data for Southern Africa that have never been analysed …

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  6. An Interpretive Ethnography: Nursing Culture for People with Dementia and Behavioral and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia in the Acute Care Environment

    Objectives: Acute care nurses care for people with dementia (PWD) who suffer from behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia (BPSD) in care environments that may worsen BPSD. The purpose of this study is to understand the nursing culture of care that exists for PWD with BPSD, and align this …

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  7. Developing the Whole Child Through Movement in the Music Classroom

    The early twentieth century brought forth some very strong figures in the world of arts pedagogy. Among them were Carl Orff and Emile Jacque-Dalcroze. Both were composers as well as music educators. Both believed that in order for a musician to perform expressively rather than mechanically, one had …

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  8. Developing the Whole Child Through Movement in the Music Classroom

    The early twentieth century brought forth some very strong figures in the world of arts pedagogy. Among them were Carl Orff and Emile Jacque-Dalcroze. Both were composers as well as music educators. Both believed that in order for a musician to perform expressively rather than mechanically, one had …

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