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Teaching creativity in technical communication curricula
 Effective practices of Project Lead The Way partnership teams
 
The effects of a self-monitoring package using a tactile cueing device on student on-task behavior in special education and general education settings
 Boldfaced terms and their effects on student learning
 
Noncontingent delivery of preferred stimuli to treat problem behavior in the classroom
 The effects of a self-evaluation package on the presentation, praise, and error correction skills of special education teachers
 
The Effectiveness of an Adapted SNAP-Ed (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program- Education) Curriculum for Adults with Intellectual or Developmental Disabilities
 Using Specially Designed Academic Instruction in English (SDAIE) online as a guide for designing cross-cultural learning experiences
 
A causal-comparative model for the examination of an online teacher professional development program for an elementary agricultural literacy curriculum
 Predicting on-the-job teacher success based on a group assessment procedure used for admission to teacher education
 
Doctoral education among Latter-day Saint (LDS) women: A phenomenological study of a mother's choice to achieve
 Identity as a mediator of student activity: An ethnographic investigation in an online class
 
A framework for the integration of information security and assurance within information systems curricula
 The mean reply depth algorithm: A correlational study of quantitative versus qualitative measures of threaded discourse
 
Online education for nontraditional adult students: Perceptions and attitudes of emergency services workers in asynchronous learning environments
 Transforming perspectives through service-learning participation: A case study of the College Counts program
 
Teaching patterns: A pattern language for improving the quality of instruction in higher education settings
 Academic performance as a predictor of student growth in achievement and mental motivation during an engineering design challenge in engineering and technology education
 
Complex systems in engineering and technology education: A mixed methods study investigating the role computer simulations serve in student learning
 Utah middle-level school community councils: An evaluation of compliance, processes, and perceived impact
 
Developmental students' perceptions of unsuccessful and successful mathematics learning
 A model for doctoral students' perceptions and attitudes toward written feedback for academic writing
 
The effects of a short-term teacher abroad program on teachers' perceptions of themselves and their responsibilities as global educators
 Patterns of learning object reuse in the connexions repository
 
A case study of learner support services in the Turkish Open Education System
 Teachers' perceptions of the effects of the Arizona Instrument to Measure Standards (AIMS) test on Arizona high school math and English curriculum and instruction
 
Cedar middle school's response to intervention journey: A systematic, multi-tier, problem-solving approach to program implementation
 Effects of profesional development on infusing engineering design into high school science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) curricula
 
Parents as partners in kindergarten and second grade literacy instruction: A qualitative inquiry into student-authored traveling books
 Integrating digital technologies in the German language classroom: A critical study of the technology-integration experiences of three secondary German teachers
 
Using formative student feedback: A continuous quality improvement approach for online course development
 The application of instructional design principles in the development of sportsmanship education software and its impact on children's acquisition of sportsmanlike attitudes and behaviors
 
Teaching accessibility and design-for-all in the information and communication technology curriculum: Three case studies of universities in the United States, England, and Austria
 I would teach it if I knew how: Inquiry, modeling, shared writing, collaborative writing, and independent writing (IMSCI), a model for increasing secondary teacher self-efficacy for integrating writing instruction in the content areas