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Educators in juvenile corrections : their understanding of the special education process and how it influences their practice

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Moody, Barbara A.

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In juvenile corrections education approximately 50% of the students are eligible for special education services. This dissertation examines Oregon's juvenile corrections educators' understanding of their role in the special education process. This process involves student referrals, evaluations, and eligibility determination for special education services, and the development of individualized education...

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Dissertation

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Oregon. The data revealed five leading issues for regular education teachers in the juvenile corrections
Initiating health and nutrition programs in rural Oregon using community based participatory research

Creator:

McCulley, Elizabeth

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The purpose of this project was to explore health and nutrition concerns and priorities of parents and caregivers of children enrolled in Kids and Company (KidCo) Head Start using Community Based Participatory Research (CBPR). The project examined the feasibility of conducting CBPR with Head Start in the relatively short timeframe...

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Masters Thesis

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Rural Oregon Using Community Based Participatory Research Abstract approved
Family dental care : perspectives from women recovering from methamphetamine addiction

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Hanks, Melissa A.

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This research focuses on the economic and social impacts to women’s and children’s dental health after methamphetamine abuse. Family oral health status, access to professional services, health literacy and home hygienic practices are evaluated in the frameworks of critical medical anthropology, applied anthropological praxis and matrix and bio-psycho-social addiction models...

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Masters Thesis

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are also likely to be bearing and caring for children. The children of Oregon mothers who suffer