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Showing 1 to 20 of 35 for “"P-20"”.
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The Development of a P-20 Educational Campus: A Case Study on Innovation
… Schools” set out on a mission to integrate P-20 educational reform into its overall school system as a way to confront some longstanding 20th century practices and challenge the status quo. One way of accomplishing this was through the creation of a P-20 Educational Campus. Was the district, …
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Beyond a "Labor of Love": Exploring the Experiences of College Advising Professions in Central Texas
… of college access professionals within a P-20 framework. A phenomenological qualitative study conducted with eight participants in Central Texas revealed the essence of the college advising professional experience was found in the relationships created with students. This relationship is an …
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Essays on understanding post-secondary preparation and matriculation of high school students relative to differential public school contexts
… data from the Educational Longitudinal Study of 2002 (ELS:02), supplemented with Common Core Data, and propensity-score matching, the third paper examines the extent to which the intersection of student socioeconomic status and school quality is related to post-secondary matriculation. For …
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Characterisation of trimethoprim resistance transposons and their gene products
A faecal enterobacterial strain, P-20, isolated from pigs, was shown to owe its trimethoprim resistance to two different plasmid/transposon mediated resistance genes. One gene, mobilised by RP4, was located on a 4 - 6 kb transposon designated Tn4135, and resulted in the mediation of transferable …
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Response of early weaned pigs to an escherichia coli challenge and their absorption to ovalbumin or xylose as influenced by creep feeding
… (0.781 vs .825 mmol) with no differences (P>.20) occurring thereafter. Lowest xylose absorption for both treatments occurred on d 7. Creep feeding conferred some protection to the E. coll challenge, but had little effect on intestinal absorption of ovalbumin and xylose.
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Alignment Of School Improvement Plans With District Professional Learning Plan: A Policy Advocacy Document
… with recommendations from the Illinois P-20 Council (2017) and help the local school board understand how a district professional learning plan advances their strategic objectives. It could produce local administrative procedures and practices ahead of future state policy mandates. Most …
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Approximate Vs. Monte Carlo Critical Values For The Winsorized T-Test
… one and 10% Winsorized values per end.</p> <p>20% Winsorized results were generally non-robust for approximate critical values and mixed for Monte Carlo-derived critical values. With one Winsorized value per end, for small samples, type I error results generally support the use of the …
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Exploring the Educational Paths of Mexicanas: Testimonios of Academic Success
<p>In 2014, Latina/o children comprise over 50% of the California K-12 student population. The recently changing demographics are not problematic; rather, the problems that inspired this study include a legacy of inadequate education (under-education) and the lack of support of Latina/o students …
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Syllable "sonority" hierarchy and the stress patterns in Pulaar. A metrical approach
… is not a simple matter."" (McIntosh, 1984) p. 20"
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Factors Associated with African American Women’s Sexual Health and Risk Behavior: A Mixed Methods Study
… with depressive symptomology (r = -.19, p < .20) and gender inequality (r=-.25, p < .10). Additionally, lower depressive symptomology and gender inequality demonstrate predictive properties for AAWs sexual health (R<sup>2 </sup>= .12, p < 0.05). Examination of sexual risk behavior reveal a …
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The Assessment of Burnout and Resilience in Firefighters
… in coping with stressors and trauma (Bonanno, 2004, p.20). Extant research has identified factors such as hope, optimism and social support as being essential to the development of resilient responses to adversity and promoting overall well-being. The purpose of the present study was to …
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Female Representation Matters: The Identification of Young Women with the Embodied Ecological Ethē of Public Female Role Models
… to a “rhetor’s character” (Crowley & Hawhee, 2004, p. 20). While Aristotelian ethos was conceived according to the agency of the dominant social group, embodied ecological ethē accounts for the rhetor’s physical body (embodiment) and its location (ecology). In this manner, ethos is …
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Scaling down direct dimethyl ether synthesis for biogas conversion
… gas shift reaction was studied over CuO/ZnO/Al203 (CZA) and 1 % Au/CeZr04 catalysts and it was found that the gold based catalysts are superior to the copper based catalysts for low temperature WGS. The kinetics of the WGS reaction over fresh gold based catalyst and the deactivation kinetics …
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Dose-rate-effects in XRCC1 wild-type and mutant CHO cell lines using An ²⁴¹AM source
… where p<.10). There were also suggestive (p<.20) differences in the clonogenic survival for both cell lines compared to controls with significant (p<.05) differences observed in the EM9 irradiated population at dose-rates of: 6.89 ± .315 x 10-3 cGy/h, 3.30 + .80 x 10-3 cGy/h, and 1.99 + .61 x …
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A study of iron nutrition and immunity in infancy
… for weight were 0.23 and 0.48 respectively (P = 20%), while for length the SD scores were -0.13 and 0.06 (P = 20%).
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Examining the Relationship Between State Anxiety and Vestibular and Ocular Motor Impairments and Symptoms in High School Athletes with Concussion
… effect for time (F1,1 = 6.948, p = .01, η2 = .20) for state anxiety. State anxiety at initial clinical visit (M=36.10, SD=12.67) was higher when compared to state anxiety at medical clearance clinical visit (M=29.73, SD=9.84). The interaction between provocation groups and time was not …
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Leadership Team Actions That Manifest Collective Autonomy and Their Impact on Student Growth and Curriculum
… contained within Zmuda, Kuklis and Kline's (2004) Transforming Schools. Zmuda, Kuklis and Kline defined this "buy in" as collective autonomy, in which all members of the leadership team "are active participants in the continuous improvement journey because they believe that what is being …
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Teamwork, interdependence, and learning in a handbell ensemble
… maintain specialized, collective skill” (p. 20). Musical ensembles have been included in team research on orchestral leadership, yet as a performing team, the internal connections between musicians have not been studied. The handbell ensemble operates as a performing team while sustaining a …
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Health motivation and satisfaction with primary care in edlerly clients who receive services at a Nursing center
… HM and SPC ({\it r\/} = .067, {\it p\/} = .20). The HSDI and CSS were found to be reliable and had moderate to high internal consistency. Factor analyses of the HSDI and CSS were completed. Although no significant correlation was determined between HM and SPC, the study contributed to the …
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Understanding the drivers behind farmer decision making toward a new farm management approach : A thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the Degree of Master Applied Science at Lincoln University
… the least possible effort” (Rodale, 1983, p. 20). This research project employed two approaches, an explorative literature review (stage 1) and semistructured interviews with twelve Canterbury farmers (stage 2). Stage 1 set a base of understanding for the project, revealing gaps the current …
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