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Teacher attending behaviors directed to at risk high school students

Creator:: Mathews, Stephen E.
Abstract:: Approximately one quarter of America's students leave school prior to graduation. Teaching practices need to be examined if schools are to effectively deal with the student population. at highest risk of dropping out. The purpose of this study was to investigate the attending behaviors high school teachers directed to students...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: Curriculum and Instruction presented on November 12, 1990. Title: Teacher Attending Behaviors Directed to At

The effects of career planning on self-concept and academic achievement of at-risk middle school students in an urban public school environment

Creator:: Casey, Michael Winfield
Abstract:: The purpose of this study was to determine the effects of a six-week career planning dropout prevention program on the self-concepts and academic achievement of at-risk middle school students in an inner-city public school environment. The research population consisted of 1,434 students (grades seven, eight and nine) attending an inner...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: . It was concluded that: a) There were no significant differences between pre and post measures of

The relationship between student ratings and selected characteristics of university transfer instructors in the community college

Creator:: Haugen, Roger Earl
Abstract:: The major problem examined in this study was that of determining whether or not there is any relationship between student ratings of instruction in the community college university transfer area and the professional teacher-training backgrounds of instructors. In addition, several other factors which may influence ratings and which might interact...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: transfer classes the Student Instructional Report, a rating instrument developed by the Educational

A comparison of effective teaching characteristics of teachers who participated in a mentor-teacher program with teachers who did not

Creator:: Hauseman, Joseph Hayes
Abstract:: The purpose of this study was to identify the effective teaching characteristics of teachers who participated in the Mentor-Teacher Program and teachers who did not, and then determine if there were any significant differences between the three groups of teachers: (1) Mentor-Teacher Program interns (G.T.A.'s), (2) outstanding O.S.U. graduates, and...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: hypothesis that there was no significant difference between the effective teaching characteristics of the

The impact of doctoral education on the marriages of doctoral students

Creator:: Dudzik, Shirley M.
Abstract:: The study was designed to determine the effect of doctoral study upon the marriages of doctoral students. The sample for the research was drawn from the total population of married doctoral students enrolled in Oregon State University/Western Oregon State College's School of Education and Oregon State University's College of Home...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: students and their spouses. 2. There was no significant difference in the strength of marital adjustment

A comparison of instructor-led and interactive video training for the personal computer application WordPerfect

Creator:: Carter, William D. (William David), 1950-
Abstract:: This research compared the effectiveness of an interactive video training program with an instructor-led program for teaching working adults the personal computer (PC) application WordPerfect. The objectives of the study were to develop a research methodology and instrumentation in order to determine whether instructor-led training resulted in significantly different reaction,...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: ). Null hypotheses of no difference were rejected when the significance was less than .05. Results

An assessment of differences in morale between and among selected union and non-union community college faculty

Creator:: Hasle, Frederick G.
Abstract:: The general purpose of this study was to investigate the question: Is unionization disruptive of intra-institutional relationships on community college campuses ? The introduction of faculty unions into the college community is often perceived, even by proponents, as a process which engenders hostility and disruption. Social conflict theory is the...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: . There is no significant difference in morale between union and non-union faculty. 2. There is no

A comparison of the Oregon State University environment as perceived by two student age groups, faculty, and student services staff

Creator:: Brooks, Timothy F.
Abstract:: The purpose of this study was to analyze the Oregon State University environment as perceived by students, faculty and student services staff. The students were divided into two age groups to determine if there were any major differences in perception based on age. Three hundred and twenty-three people, representing four...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: major conclu- sions were drawn: 1. There were no significant differences found in the environ- mental

An inquiry into the contribution of the Oregon Workforce Quality Council to the development of a world-class workforce

Creator:: Spilde, Mary F. T.
Abstract:: The purpose of this study was to provide understanding of Oregon Workforce Quality Council contributions to the development of a world-class workforce. Research goals were to describe Council processes and outcomes, as well as barriers to the achievement of Council purposes. A case-study approach was selected for the research design....
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: materialize" (p. 5). In the report from the Commission on the Skills of the American Workforce (1990) of the

Self concept : a comparison of four groups of university students

Creator:: Millikin, Norman Leo
Abstract:: The major purpose of this study was to determine if there were significant differences in the self-concepts of vocational education teacher-trainees, non-vocational education teacher trainees and non-education students at Montana State University. Two hundred students were surveyed to determine if there were any differences in self-concepts based on either major...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: study revealed that there were no significant differences in self-concept scores when com- parisons

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Teacher attending behaviors directed to at risk high school students

The effects of career planning on self-concept and academic achievement of at-risk middle school students in an urban public school environment

The relationship between student ratings and selected characteristics of university transfer instructors in the community college

A comparison of effective teaching characteristics of teachers who participated in a mentor-teacher program with teachers who did not

The impact of doctoral education on the marriages of doctoral students

A comparison of instructor-led and interactive video training for the personal computer application WordPerfect

An assessment of differences in morale between and among selected union and non-union community college faculty

A comparison of the Oregon State University environment as perceived by two student age groups, faculty, and student services staff

An inquiry into the contribution of the Oregon Workforce Quality Council to the development of a world-class workforce

Self concept : a comparison of four groups of university students

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