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The impact of a C.A.R.E. based martial arts class on students' academic achievement, peer relationships, and social interactions
How the clinical settings of radiography programs affect learning perceptions
Approaches to studying and study tactics of baccalaureate nursing students
What happens when veteran and beginner teachers' life histories intersect with high-stakes testing and what does it mean for learners and teaching practice: The making of a culture of fear
Reframed teacher leadership: A narrative inquiry
Thriving, coping, surviving, hoping: Negotiating the first year of teaching
A journey of advising: Experiences of doctoral international students and faculty advisors in the College of Education at a Midwestern university
Investigation of the English language curriculum in grade 5 for the Omani government schools
Characteristics of highly effective teachers: A perspective from students with disabilities
Teacher learning in a Tibetan school in exile: A community of practice perspective
Taiwan's language curriculum and policy: A rhetorical analysis of the DPP's claims-making
An exploratory case study of students' perceptions of online graduate education
The impact of an international healthcare mission experience on healthcare professional students at the University of Northern Iowa
Service learning: A vehicle to reflective thinking
First-year college student beliefs about writing embedded in online discourse: An analysis and its implications for literacy learning
Cylinders and spheres: Toddlers engage in problem solving
Disrupting the discussion: The story of disruptive students in the online classroom
Case study on the journey of an elementary school labeled as a Persistently Low-Achieving School
Learning transfer of geospatial technologies in secondary science and mathematics core areas