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Showing 1 to 20 of 47 for “"Title 1"”.
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The Role Of School Leadership In Teacher Retention In Title 1 Schools
… are intrinsically motivated to remain in Title 1 schools. Such motivators included family dynamics, senses of community, and sociological ideologies. While most of the leader-member exchanges were positive and of high quality, there is a need for teacher-driven, differentiated professional …
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Understanding Parent-School Communication and Involvement of Children Receiving Title 1 Services
… parents of elementary school children receiving Title 1 services with a specific focus on parent-school communication and involvement. This study includes information gleaned from six interviews with parents of elementary students receiving Title 1 services from three separate elementary schools …
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An Evaluation Of An Afterschool Program In a Title 1 Elementary School
… school programs have been established in many Title I elementary schools in an effort to address the problems facing our communities and educational system today, especially as related to minority students. These afterschool programs provide a safe and positive environment for students who may …
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Paternal involvement in Title 1 schools: a qualitative study of fathers' perspectives
… initiatives to encourage and support parents of Title 1 schools as partners in their children’s education. The current literature identifies that parent-school partnerships are represented largely by mothers and not fathers. The purpose of this qualitative research was to examine how fathers were …
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Culturally Relevant Pedagogy in High School Science: Assessing the Implementation in Title 1 Classrooms
… relevant pedagogical practices in their Title 1 science classrooms.</p>
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Validation of the Assessment of Teachers’ Pedagogical Content Knowledge as a Self-Assessment with K-12 Teachers in a Title 1 School District
… as a self-assessment with K-12 teachers in a Title 1 school district is the purpose of this research. Assessing teachers’ pedagogical content knowledge (PCK) growth as a result of professional development is a challenge. Utilizing confirmatory factor analysis allowed the researcher to …
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Bridging The Divide: Second Language Teachers, Pedagogy, Content Knowledge, And Technology
… with second language teachers, and comparing Title 1 and non Title 1 schools. Technology can be used to provide unique learning opportunities for second language learners. Second language students can benefit from technology by practicing skills, increasing motivation, providing authentic …
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Effects of Home-School Collaboration and Different Forms of Parent Involvement On Reading Achievement
… the activities suggested by a federally mandated Title 1 learning compact and the reading achievement of at-risk fourth grade students. In addition, the researcher investigated the relationship between specific home and school parent involvement activities and student reading scores. Specifically, …
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The Cinematic Treatment of <i>Tableaux Vivants</i> in D.W. Griffith’s <i>Broken Blossoms</i>
… an exemplary film in <em>Tableaux Vivants</em><a title="">[1]</a> usage. When this <em>Tableau </em>skillfully employed, the effect can be dramatic, for it bridges the gap between theatre, sculpture, literature, and poetry. To better understand how <em>Tableau</em> works in <em>Broken …
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Administrators Using Technology to Increase Family Engagement
… to investigate and evaluate what happens when Title 1 administrators implement emerging technologies to facilitate school-home communications. This study explored the affordances and constraints to using technology tools to promote family engagement, determined which characteristics of the …
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<i>Non Ego Laudari Curo</i>: Honor, Shame, and Aristocratic Competition in Tibullus’ Elegy
… as well as Roman manner, customs, and law.”<a title="">[1]</a></p> <p><a title="">[1]</a> Lendon 2011: 378-9.</p>
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The Invisible People of the Invisible Coast: The Resilience of People Experiencing Homelessness to Disasters on the Alabama, Louisiana, and Mississippi Gulf Coasts
… in severe and intense tropical cyclones<a title="">[1]</a>, thereby increasing the risk of experiencing adverse impacts from future coastal hazards. While local government agencies in this region have policies in place to protect communities, these policies tend to exclude any action …
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“Better Unmentioned:” An Assessment of Reagan Administration Aid to Pakistan, Panama, and Zaire.
… potentially hostile to American interests .<a title="">[1]</a> However, Soviet quagmires in these three regions were not the only reason for the breakup of the USSR.<a title="">[2]</a> This project will assess the costs and benefits of supporting these regimes, and will evaluate the …
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Impact of Collaborative Specialization On 5th Grade Student Achievement in a Title I School: Program Evaluation Proposal
… achievement levels and student behavior in a title 1 school. I created the model and in the process of doing my study was required to change it into a model I then defined as Collaborative Specialization. I concluded from my research that this model of instruction was indeed a success because …
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Examining The Challenges And Benefits Of Inclusion In Urban Secondary Schools
… of general-education teachers in urban, Title 1 high schools regarding the ability of those teachers to provide effective academic instruction to students with disabilities in schools that offer full-inclusion education. This study was motivated by three research questions: 1) What are …
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Surveillance: The Digital Dark Side
… is a form of solitary confinement. (Atwood 1)<a title="">[1]</a></p> <p>When characters like Mae and real life users are being conditioned by technology to think and act a certain way, the human aspect, in all its nuance and complexity, is in danger of being lost and the individual becomes …
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Raising Expectations: Utilizing Research-based Methods Linking Teacher Expectations and Student Achievement (TESA_: A Change Leadership Plan
… third, fifth, and sixth grade teachers in a K-8, Title 1 School as they observed one another utilizing the expectations strategies from the Teacher Expectations and Student Achievement Program (TESA). In this second year of work, strategies from the previous year were reviewed, and new strategies …
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Predicting COVID-19 behavior: Is it all due to political orientation?
… along party lines (Democrat and Republican<a title="">[1]</a>), though even within parties there is division. This division might be explained by differences in: the behavioral immune system and trust in government. Additional factors to examine include: personality, fear of COVID-19, and …
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