Keyword [achieving]
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| 141. | A study of the effectiveness of a middle school humanities program used with low-achieving readers |
| 142. | Differences in story production between students with learning disabilities and normally achieving students under two modes of production |
| 143. | A comparative study of the relative effectiveness of computer-assisted instruction, cooperative learning and teacher-directed instruction on improving math performance of low-achieving students |
| 144. | Characteristics and career paths of selected female chief business officials in California public school districts and the fit between personal and organizational achieving style |
| 145. | SPEECH PRODUCED DURING PROBLEM-SOLVING: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF LANGUAGE DISORDERED AND NORMALLY ACHIEVING CHILD DYADS (VYGOTSKY) |
| 146. | THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE HOME ENVIRONMENT AND INTRINSIC VERSUS EXTRINSIC ORIENTATION OF FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE PUERTO RICAN CHILDREN (ACHIEVEMENT, BI-LINGUAL CHILDREN, FAMILIES, ETHNIC HOMES) |
| 147. | IDENTIFICATION AS GIFTED AND TALENTED: EFFECTS ON INTERNAL-EXTERNAL CONTROL OF INTELLECTUAL ACHIEVEMENT AND SELF CONCEPT OF ABILITY (CREATIVITY, HIGH ACHIEVING, DISSONANCE) |
| 148. | THE EFFECTS OF A RIGHT-BRAIN MATHEMATICS CURRICULUM ON LOW-ACHIEVING FOURTH-GRADE STUDENTS |
| 149. | CLASSIFICATION SKILLS IN NORMALLY HEARING/ACHIEVING, ORAL DEAF, AND LANGUAGE IMPAIRED PRESCHOOLERS: A STUDY IN LANGUAGE AND CONCEPTUAL THOUGHT |
| 150. | A STUDY OF RANGE AND FLEXIBILITY OF ACHIEVING STYLES IN RELATION TO EGO DEVELOPMENT |
| 151. | THE CONCEPT FORMATION PERFORMANCE OF ACHIEVING AND NON-ACHIEVING READERS IN THE FIRST, SECOND, THIRD AND FIFTH GRADE |
| 152. | High-Achieving Students in Tennessee's Rural High Schools: Advanced Coursework and College Readiness |
| 153. | 'Not So Backwards': A Phenomenological Study on the Lived Experiences of High Achieving Post-Secondary Students with Dyslexi |
| 154. | Teacher attitudes on personal teaching efficacy and responsive teaching, and principal leadership behaviors in the areas of leader social relationships, leadership/goal setting, and collaboration for learning in low wealth, low and high achieving middle s |
| 155. | Principal leadership characteristics at high achieving, predominately minority schools |
| 156. | Improvement Science for College, Career, and Civic Readiness: Achieving Better Outcomes for Traditionally Underserved Students through Systematic, Disciplined Inquir |
| 157. | Examining Participation in Sports Among High Achieving Female Middle School Students: A Quantitative Correlational Stud |
| 158. | Using App Inventor to Explore Low-Achieving Students' Understanding of Fraction |
| 159. | A Study On Achieving Teacher Development In Teaching Reform
——A Perspective Of School-Reformation Evaluation |
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