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Showing 1 to 20 of 1719 for “"chose"”.

  1. Why Students Chose Virtual or Hybrid Schools After the Pandemic

    Virtual education has been steadily growing since the late 1990s. Early research was primarily focused on the comparative studies between brick-and-mortar schools and virtual or hybrid schools. While the research over the past two decades has grown substantially and now includes broader topics such …

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  2. Heidegger et la question de la chose. Esquisse d'une lecture interne

    … des réflexions de Heidegger sur le concept de "chose", en particulier sur sa portée métaphysique (par opposition au concept d'objet).

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  3. Reflections of Teenage Mothers Who Chose Unprotected Sex At the Time of Conception

    … and lived experiences of teenage mothers who chose unprotected sex at the time their babies were conceived. A qualitative, heuristic approach was utilized in which teens were allowed to discuss in their own words the sentiments, opinions, and ideologies that impacted their sexual …

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  4. Choosing Their Own Path: Why Five Senior High School Males Chose to Forego College

    … who had the ability to go to college but had chosen instead to forego college and enter the workforce after high school. The five participants and their families were interviewed in depth to determine what influences were most important in their decision not to attend college. The results …

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  5. Questioning 'colourdness,: Tracing the identity development of people who chose to reject 'coloured identity'

    This research project explores the identity development of thirteen people, all of whom reside in Cape Town, and all of whom rejected 'coloured' identity. It investigates ways in which the participants used different ideologies to repudiate their 'legal identity' - 'coloured identity'. The thesis …

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  6. In an Expression of the Inexpressible: Even this title is stolen, but I chose it

    <p>This thesis provides a tour through an imaginary building that contains the work I have completed in the last two years at Virginia Commonwealth University. The body of the text provides a discussion of specific paintings as well as more general themes related to painting and art. The discussion …

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  7. "Our real family, the one we chose" : the function of comfort in the sitcom family.

    Throughout history, the sitcom has continually been used as a form of comfort for the viewer. The original sitcoms of the 1950s were filled with themes that reinforced the stability of the traditional family model after the cultural shifts during the world wars. While that style of sitcom and its …

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  8. A heuristic self-inquiry into the clinical decision making process of a medical music therapist when selecting music for patients who cannot or chose to not share preferred music

    … after 11 sessions where patients could not or chose not to share their preferences. Seven themes emerged: patient and/or caregiver responses, patient information, I question myself, I don’t’ have much time, I draw from my prior experiences, I want my decision to lead to positive patient …

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  9. An investigation of recreational reading levels of fourth-graders with the reading levels obtained from an informal reading inventory

    … the reading levels of the books the children chose and read with the reading levels of the books the children chose and did not read. Five hypotheses were tested at the .05 level of significance.Hypotheses I-IV were tested using a t-test for paired samples to determine if there was any …

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  10. A comparison of college student moral reasoning and tendency toward choosing service learning courses

    … reasoning of first year college students who chose to take the service learning section of a required general education course with students who took the non service learning section of the same course using the Visions of Morality Scale. This study hypothesized that students who chose to take …

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  11. a study of material: a stone house in the arctic circle

    … material and the nature of its construction. i chose a site that was rich in tradition of building, but chose to not mimic tradition. the arctic circle of norway has a tradition of stone and wood construction. the remote qualities of the site lead me to choose a house, of local stone and wood. …

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  12. Self-control of learning multiple motor skills

    … test. In addition, self-control participants chose to switch tasks after “good trials” and created schedules that gradually increased the amount of contextual interference as practice progressed. Finally, Experiment 3 sought to determine if the learning benefit of self-control was caused by …

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  13. Understanding influences on read-aloud book choices in K–2 classrooms: a Bronfenbrenner ecological systems perspective

    … and the second on the specific books they chose and why they chose them for read-aloud time. Analysis of their responses indicated that teachers were focused on their students’ social-emotional needs, their cultural backgrounds, and whether the topics/books were age-appropriate for their …

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  14. Heterosexual social communication involving children of middle childhood years

    … coded as romantic, social or circumstance were chosen more often than hostile responses. A significant interaction effect of Response x Sex x Age was observed for Figure 1, boy and girl sitting side by side. Older boys gave more romantic responses, while older girls gave markedly fewer romantic …

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  15. A program evaluation of a cross-age tutorial program

    … of their ethnicity group or gender group, chose not to attend a free cross-age tutorial program. The study also sought to find out what were the commonalities of those who chose to attend and what were thoughts of those who designed the Freshman Academy cross-age tutorial program. The …

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  16. INFORMED: THE IMPACT ON DECESION MAKING DURING AN UNPLANNED PREGNANCY

    … differences between groups of women who had chosen to keep and parent their child, those who chose to have an abortion, and those who chose to relinquish their child for adoption and the amount of information they received about their pregnancy options. The study found a significant …

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  17. The Relationship Between Perceived Physical Competence and the Physical Activity Patterns of Fifth and Seventh Grade Children

    … measures and the amount of time children chose to engage in these specific activities. Significant gender differences were found between boys and girls in overall perceptions of competence, as well as in a number of self-efficacy measures. Boys were typically higher is self-efficacy on …

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  18. The Establishment of an Income Generating Project for Ujirani Mwema Women Group. A Case Study of Migera – Bukoba Municipal – Kagera

    … in the community. From those challenges women chose the best prioritization of the project among the four projects. They chose the vegetable garden cultivation because it seems that the resources, which can support that project and community demand, are available.

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