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A planned approach to increase first grade parents' knowledge of curricular objectives.

Danforth, Audra (2013-10-30)

This empirical study investigated the use of a weekly planned approach to parent involvement with a focus on curriculum and weekly objectives in order to improve student achievement. The 15 participants were in first grade ...
Planning effective inclusive instruction : utilizing three evidence based practices in inclusive classrooms.

Thomas, Allen L. (2012-10-16)

Due to steady increases in students being diagnosed with disabilities, schools have transitioned to becoming more inclusive. As a result, children with disabilities are receiving more instruction within the general education ...
Professional development for elementary teachers use of group contingencies for behavior management.

Addison, Danelle (2012-10-27)

Behavior management in the classroom is an important aspect and pressing issue for teachers. When children are disruptive in the classroom, it is not only a problem for their peers and teacher, but it is the disruptive ...
Professional development plan for cooperative teaching.

Bestine, Lauren L. (2013-10-31)

Many schools have been faced with the challenge of meeting the needs of its diverse learners. Many districts have turned to co-teaching as the answer to the question of how to meet the needs of all students. The review of ...
Readability of the common core standards 11-CCR text exemplars : a text sequence reference guide.

Carapella, Jenell A. (2013-01-10)

For a smooth transition, secondary students must be equipped with the skills to navigate and comprehend texts associated with college and career readiness. Educators are concerned that a gap in text complexity may cause ...
Reading preferences of elementary males and females.

Langworthy, Matthew (2013-01-08)

No Author abstract.
A review of the effect of literacy education on the rehabilitation and recidivism rates of formerly incarcerated criminals.

Erny, Brea (2013-11-11)

This is a professional development project that examines research regarding the effects of literacy education programs within incarceration facilities on the rehabilitation and recidivism rates of inmates. This project ...
Sheltered Instruction Observational Protocol (SIOP) implementation by K-12 mainstream teachers.

Mundo, Korrin E. (2012-08-29)

This paper discusses a study that solicited data from teachers within two small city school districts. The study resulted from a five year federal education grant whose main objective was to provide intensive training and ...
SIOP model and 5th grade social studies.

Nohlquist, Danielle N. (2013-03-29)

This curriculum project consists of lessons following the SIOP model for English Language Learners (ELLs) to supplement the New York state fifth grade social studies curriculum. This project was designed to complement and ...
Strategic plan for switching from a transitional bilingual education program to a two-way immersion program.

Uhlman, Sarah G. (2013-11-13)

Bilingual education can be presented to learners in a variety of ways. This project focuses on Transitional Bilingual Education (TBE) and Two-Way Immersion (TWI). This is because an urban school in the Buffalo district is ...
Strategies and therapies for English language learners as refugees (STELLAR).

Clayton, Sarah Marie (2013-01-04)

Literature in the fields of education and psychology focuses on cognitive and linguistic development and/or rehabilitation for individuals overcoming Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Some refugee students dealing ...
Students with Emotional and Behavioral Disorders and Other Health Impairments: effects of less versus more restrictive placements on academic achievement.

Flynn, Claire Elizabeth (2012-10-25)

Though federal educational laws mandate that students with special needs must be placed in the least restrictive environment, many students with Emotional and Behavioral Disorders (EBD) and others with special needs are ...
Students' performance and preference on computer-based tests vs paper-based tests.

Cole, Melinda S. (2013-11-13)

The purpose of this action research project was to determine if students performed better on computer-based tests or paper-based tests, as well as to determine the students’ preference for each testing method. The participants ...
A supplemental writing curriculum designed for primary English language arts instruction.

Baumgarden, Megan (2013-01-08)

The purpose of this curriculum project was to develop a combination of writing programs/strategies that would be most effective as a supplemental writing curriculum for kindergarten and first grade. Writing is an important ...
Supporting ELLS by addressing cultural differences in the classroom: a professional development program.

Davis, Tonya L. (2013-01-02)

There is a large and ever growing population of English Language Learners (ELLs) in the Buffalo Public School (BPS) system. The majority of ELLs in the BPS come from a Spanish language background, but there are students ...
Teachers’ perceptions of the benefits of recess on the development of elementary students.

Jones, Marlena J. (2013-01-08)

The primary purpose of this study was to examine teachers' perceptions of the effects of recess on elementary students‟ academic and interpersonal development. Recess duration in schools has declined drastically over the ...
A technology integration model for third grade English language arts curriculum.

Goss, Aryle (2012-10-19)

Educational technology in schools can be a forum for providing students with instruction. Through the use of educational technology, teachers are able to scaffold learning, engage students, increase participation and reach ...
Trail's End Camp Varsity Program Director Manual.

Pilgrim, Kathryn (2013-10-31)

Summer camps provide valuable learning experiences for eleven million children and 1.2 million staff members every summer. Significant benefits for those at well-designed camps exist and begin with staff training. A staff ...
The use of student written web logs in ESL classes to improve composition.

Reimer, Kyle A. (2014-02-28)

With an increasing amount of technology being incorporated into teachers’ lessons, there is need for research to be done so teachers can include technology in a way that most benefits students. Previous research has found ...
The use of virtual manipulatives in fourth grade to improve mathematic performance.

Morris, Jaimie (2014-02-28)

Virtual manipulatives are mathematical tools recommended by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM), which are underutilized within elementary schools. This study investigated the impact of virtual manipulatives ...

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