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The effects of Investigations in Number, Data, and Space (RTM) on the performance of at-risk students
 Sheltered instructional strategies in the mainstream, content-oriented classroom
 
No child left without a tribe: The nature of implementing classroom community building strategies
 Fluency in narrative discourse in teacher education
 
Can lessons designed with Gestalt laws of visual perception improve students' understanding of the phases of the moon?
 Increasing children's proficiency in English and their native Arapaho Language
 
Children's discourse in the margins of classroom instruction: Influences on literacy learning
 The influence of No Child Left Behind and the Wyoming Comprehensive Assessment System on curriculum and instruction: Perceptions of Wyoming's elementary teachers
 
Let their voices be heard: Understanding the perspectives of Northern Arapaho preschool parents' attitudes and beliefs regarding language revitalization and cultural maintenance
 Pre-kindergarten summer school: An intervention for kindergarten readiness
 
Physics graduate students' perceptions of the value of teaching
 "I love being a freak!" Exploring the ways adolescent girls on the margins create worlds of power in high school classrooms
 
Elementary teachers' perceptions of autonomy in light of the standards movement and No Child Left Behind
 Constructing understandings: An ethnographic study of young children's social emotional learnings in a multiage group
 
It takes a village: Decolonization, experiential narrative, and community-centered learning in a reservation bordertown
 Educational virtual environment methodologies: Second Life as an instructional tool
 
Wyoming teacher perceptions of teacher quality: Effects of National Board Certification and teacher education level
 Writing the past to create the future: Reconstructing the world of the classroom teacher