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Principal leadership and school culture in public schools: Case studies of two Piedmont North Carolina elementary schools
Teacher collaboration and elementary science teaching: Using action research as a tool for instructional leadership
 
Factors affecting elementary teachers' beliefs about arts integration and their practices
Improving reading performance in a high poverty elementary school: A case study
 
The dispositions in action of lateral entry and traditionally certified elementary teachers in North Carolina
Case studies of two teachers: The knowledge teachers draw upon to adapt
 
Assessment of student engagement, physical activity levels, and body composition in third-, fourth-, and fifth-grade physical education classes
Teaching adaptations as they are related to academic task and student engagement
 
A cognitive-mediated model of child social anxiety and depression: Examining children's relationships with parents and teachers
Indicators of multiplicative reasoning among fourth grade students
 
Educational leaders as catalyst for connecting school and community: Uncovering leadership strategies for forging school, family, and community partnerships
Listening for learning in the talk: An ethnographic story of the school librarian as broker in collaborative planning with teachers
 
Multiple case studies of literacy practices utilized by intermediate grade teachers which enable African American males to become literate individuals---what's going on?
Parental involvement of families with limited financial resources: Bridging home & school to positively impact academic achievement of struggling elementary readers
 
Two teachers' thoughtful adaptations during planning and instruction and the relationship to student agency & teacher visioning
Relationship building practices in one rural and predominantly Latino school
 
Contextually authentic science for young children: A study of two summer herpetology programs
Conceptualizing routines of practice that support algebraic reasoning in elementary schools: A constructivist grounded theory