Keyword [Germany]
Result: 181 - 200 | Page: 10 of 10 |
| 181. | The Theory And Practice Of Supply-side Structural Reform Of Dezhao Black Belt Taekwondo Club |
| 182. | Language learning in three early childhood programs in Austria, Germany and the United States |
| 183. | The politics of differentiation: Education reform in postwar Britain and Germany |
| 184. | Building citizens or building nations? Alternative visions for learning history in Germany and the United States: The Geschichtswettbewerb des Bundesprasidenten and National History Day, 1974-1984 |
| 185. | 'Cradles of culture, gardens of civilization': Elementary schooling in Germany, 1900--1914 |
| 186. | The doctrine of description: Gustav Kirchhoff, classical physics, and the 'purpose of all science' in 19th-century Germany |
| 187. | Holding to tradition: Citizenship, diversity and education in post-unification Germany, a case study of Bavaria |
| 188. | Sporting democracy: The Western Allies' reconstruction of Germany through sport, 1944--1952 |
| 189. | A comparison of rural high school students in Germany with rural Tennessee high school students' mathematics and science achievement |
| 190. | Policy change and higher education quality assurance: The role for policy networks, globalization and internationalization in Germany, Ontario & the UK |
| 191. | The education of children with disabilities in Germany: From 1945--1970 |
| 192. | The Linguistic Gains and Acculturation of American High School Students on Exchange Programs in Germany |
| 193. | Learning democracy: Education reform in postwar West Germany, 1945--1965 |
| 194. | Health promotion and management issues associated with the underutilization of a civilian fitness program and fitness facility by employees: An exploratory case study of the 221st Base Support Battalion in Wiesbaden (Germany) |
| 195. | Human economies: Labor administration, vocational training and psychological testing in Germany, 1914--1964 |
| 196. | Comparing changing ideas of Germany, 1949--1999: German secondary school history textbooks and the ever-present past |
| 197. | Reading as women, reading as patriots: Nationalism, popular literature, and girls' education in Wilhelminian Germany (Queen Luise, consort of Frederick William III, King of Prussia, Friedrich Schiller, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Brigitte Augusti) |
| 198. | Sports, mass mobilization, and the everyday culture of socialism in East Germany |
| 199. | Situated problems: Ethics and pharmaceutical enhancement in contemporary Germany |
| 200. | Models of manliness and femininity: The physical culture of the Enlightenment and early national movement in Germany, 1770--1819 |
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