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Showing 1 to 20 of 20 for “"New--Attitudes"”.

  1. Social and Emotional Learning Strategies to Support Students in Challenging Schools

    <p>New and veteran educators often face particular challenges in the classroom. Problems include classroom management, student academic achievement, and job satisfaction. This research examines the effects of implementing a Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) approach for students as part of the …

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  2. Passive solar in the city : an energy conscious design for subsidized multi-family housing development

    … to the energy concerns, the design reflects new attitudes toward subsidized housing. The resulting solar architecture is a significant answer to the need for economical public housing that allows low-income urban residents to benefit from the sun's abundant energy.

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  3. Educational quotients : Robert F. Kennedy Middle School

    … the need to install into the American landscape new attitudes towards study, leisure, and nature. It provides to both the student and the community with spaces that are optimized for disseminating information; these shifting interior landscapes act as parallel horizons, allowing flexible walls, …

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  4. Response Mapping in Evaluative Priming

    Recently, Scherer and Lambert: 2009) proposed a new model of priming, which they called the Response Mapping: RM) Model. That model assumes that under some circumstances, priming effects are the result of an unintentional tendency for participants to impose the target categorization task onto the …

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  5. Marking boundary : a didactic base camp facility between desert and mountain, along the Los Angeles aqueduct in Owens Valley, California

    … environment in a sensitive way, promoting new attitudes of conservation and sustainability. The base camp provides communal spaces that allow people to convalesce while didactically engaging the aqueduct. The relationship between the visitors and their surroundings is paramount, as the …

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  6. Female camp followers with regular army forces during the American Revolution

    … on the military. Emerging army patterns and new attitudes concerning women acted to discourage the informal reliance on women and to encourage a more formal and controllable reliance on military units. By examining women with regular army groups, a stronger understanding of these women's …

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  7. In Search Of Transformative Music Learning Experiences: Voices From The Margins In Northeastern Brazil

    … assumptions, with the potential of engendering new attitudes, psychological attributes, and behaviours. This integrated-article dissertation explores the possibility of transformative learning experiences through music with marginalized individuals in Northeastern Brazil. The first article is …

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  8. How do people make sense of their recovery from academic burnout during their undergraduate studies? An interpretative phenomenological inquiry into the experience of young adults

    … burnout as a turning point marking the start of new attitudes and behaviours, followed by deepening self-understanding, cultivation of support and increasing self-regulation. For counselling psychologists, the research sheds light on the subjective and interpersonal dimensions of academic …

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  9. The cybernetics of socio-economic change and development - Social technology: The organisation of the change and evolution of socio-economic systems

    … developing countries as well as between them, new attitudes towards consumption and work, the increasing integration of the world into one socio-economic system, increasing life span and population bulges, technological advance, environmental deterioration, morale and moral degeneration and …

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  10. Instructional Strategies to Improve Women's Attitudes toward Science

    Although negative attitudes toward science are common among women and men in undergraduate introductory science classes, women's attitudes toward science tend to be more negative than men's. The reasons for women's negative attitudes toward science include lack of self-confidence, fear of …

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  11. The entry of Orpheus into archaic Greek society.

    … These factors, together with the absorption of new cultural influences into Greek society and the development of new attitudes to the afterlife created the social context in which the Orpheus myths took form. This work will clarify the extent to which changing values found expression in the …

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  12. The Theory and Practice of Composition in the English Restoration Period

    … were genuine attempts to communicate new attitudes to music and its construction rather than simply the results of mistakes or misunderstandings by copyists, the analysis is restricted to the ninety-four extant autograph manuscripts of composers' own music copied during the period. …

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  13. Dancing modernisms : rhythmic bodies articulating cultures of modernisms (1909-1929)

    … interrogating specific examples of the radical, new dance aesthetics and examining the meanings produced by their dance-bodies is key to understanding the new attitudes to dance, health and gender that emerged in the early twentieth century. I begin with the ballet-bodies of Vaslav Nijinsky’s …

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  14. Preservice teachers' perceptions of themselves as learners, readers, and teachers in a children's literature classroom

    … Each question was extended by also examining the new understandings that were constructed during the many transactions within the semester. The findings of the study emphasized the positive learning experiences within the constructivist framework of this course. Concerning the purpose of the …

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  15. Segregation by design? : the evolution of an Islamic community in Michigan

    … This thesis then examines a vision to design a new Islamic community at a proposed site in Plymouth, Michigan. How and to what extent ethnicity is expressed in the physical form of all three communities is examined. Issues of self-image and representation are also explored. The proposed Plymouth …

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  16. Challenges and Possibilities of Emigrante Epistemology: Mexican Immigrants Caught in the Crossfire of Neo-liberalism within Post 9/11 United States

    The current political, economic, and social conditions facing Mexican immigrant families within post 9/11 United States have a direct effect on their daily lives. The current climate of anti-immigrant, xenophobic, and racist discourse is perpetuated through mainstream media, political agendas, and …

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  17. Creating Clausulae at Notre-Dame-de-Paris: A Study of Compositional Processes and Techniques

    … and ex tempore singing. But in medieval Paris, new attitudes towards the creation and transmission of this liturgical polyphony can be seen to emerge. Opportunities to experiment with musical ideas in the repertory of clausulae in particular, controlling harmonic sounds in measured time, …

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  18. Paesaggi industriali dello scarto. Azioni per la configurazione architettonica delle infrastrutture sanitarie e ambientali

    … by a shared recognition of the urgency for new strategies and approaches starting from the early planning phases of infrastructure projects. Citizens, administrators, and technical experts agree on the need to facilitate the integration of new infrastructures into the territory and to …

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  19. The genesis of English landscape etching

    … and Reverend William Gilpin, did not introduce new attitudes towards the landscape but rather served to define and formalize the aesthetic qualities that had been evident in landscape prints of the seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries.</p> <p>One of the tasks of this dissertation will be …

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  20. English Immersion of Middle and High School Korean Students: Linguistic and cultural Experience of Relocation to the Southwest United States

    With the onset of globalization, the Korean government has emphasized English education as a key issue for Korea to succeed in the global economy. The Korean public education system has faced dramatic shifts in English education; for example, English introduction at an early age. Koreans feel …

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