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Teaching Western business journalism in a developing nation
Student-centered teaching in the chemistry classroom
Exposing agricultural communications students to the Hayakawa-Lowry news bias categories: A descriptive study
Teachers' perceptions of bullying
Lived experience of primary teachers using interactive whiteboards in their classroom
A comparison of skills considered important for success as an entry level manager in the hospitality industry according to industry recruiters and university educators
The case for integrated teaching strategies: Does it stand up to the test?
Media literacy education applications: "Twilight" and "Grey's Anatomy" as anti-feminist media
Challenges facing service providers in educating homeless students
Evaluation of an OCES nutrition education program, "The story of Benny the Traveling Bean", on first grade children's willingness to try foods containing legumes
The impact of evolutionary theory on college students' outlook-on-life
Oklahoma State University faculty support for study abroad as a component of university internationalization efforts
Competencies needed by university graduates of agricultural communications in the Republic of Mali, West Africa
Awareness and usage of the Tulsa Zoo outreach program by first and second grade public school teachers
The role of teacher beliefs in grade retention
The teacher that Jack built: The construction of teacher subjects in an early field experience course
Recurrent flight training trends: A Delphi study to examine possible loss of piloting skills
Technology literacy: A phenomenological view of the teacher's perceptions of technology integration in Jordan
Qualitative case study research components and structure of a curriculum-based mentoring program at the middle school level
Understanding personal theory for elementary school teachers implementing curricular change
Transformative learning in online courses
Exploring the relationship between elementary education preservice teachers' dispositions toward diversity and their approach to curriculum and teaching
Teachers' lived experiences of bullying
Effects of media literacy instruction: Recognizing and analyzing racial stereotypes in media
Restorying ourselves: Using currere to examine teachers' careers
A qualitative inquiry of stakeholder recommendations for collegiate aviation security curricula
Uses and perceptions of online learning components in hybrid courses by full-time business instructors at comprehensive and regional public universities in Oklahoma
The use of student disciplinary referrals by high school teachers as it relates to empathy and classroom management
A case study of the high school academic preparation and college academic experience
Kindergarten students' exploratory math talk within a collaborative discourse community
Oklahoma's early childhood National Board Certified Teachers' views of No Child Left Behind, the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards, and story within the curriculum
Academic adjustment of gifted fifth, sixth, and seventh grade children placed in accelerated math courses
Caught between Western demands and local needs: The attitudes of Yemeni educators toward Western education reform initiatives
Do learning styles, learning strategies, and student's preference for teacher's teaching philosophy predict student preference for online or in-class courses
Influences on young children's behavior, engagement level and representation during storytelling using an interactive whiteboard
The lived experiences of six first-grade teachers using Reading Mastery Plus Curriculum in high poverty schools
How teachers understand their experiences with holistic, arts-infused education: An interpretation of metaphors
Changing strategies and techniques in teaching English in a Thai university
Faculty social networks fostering pedagogy reform: A case study from Prince of Songkla University
Student feedback, improving instruction, and increasing student learning at Prince of Songkla University
Self-directedness and academic success of students enrolling in hybrid and traditional courses
Reliability, validity, and equivalency of a computerized curriculum based measure for basic math skills
An exploratory study of public school administrators' perceptions regarding public school education advanced by homeschool parents
A grid and group explanation of students' and instructors' preferences in computer assisted instruction: A case study of university classrooms in Thailand
Examining the effectiveness of a multi-sensory instructional reading program in one rural Midwestern school district
Two essays on increasing the learning effectiveness of economics education
Oklahoma aerospace intellectual capital/educational recommendations: An inquiry of Oklahoma aerospace executives
The effects of multiple-channel technologies and learning styles on proceduralized instruction in a virtual environment
Korean student's online learning preferences and issues: Cultural sensitivity for Western course designers
The early childhood teacher: Navigating professional identities during a time of increased accountability
Culture shocked: The intercultural experiences and insights of Returned Peace Corps Volunteer educators