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| 1 |  | "That's my experience": negotiating what it means to be "Indian" in a school counseling program | Searle, Kristin Anne | American Indian; education; school counseling | Schooling for American Indians developed differently than it did for other groups in the United States. This difference is largely the result of the unique relationship between American Indians and the U.S. government and the ways in which government policies and practices were carried out. Thus, ... | 2016 |
| 2 |  | A study of the Utah public school costs of the W.P.A recreation project for the school year of 1939-1940 | Thorpe, Verne B. | Utah, United States; work projects administration; recreation; finance; education | The Recreation Project of the Works Progress Administration has been sponsored by the State Board of Education since 1935. The project was written on a state-wide basis, to operate in each and every county. It was required that in each county or unit, a co-sponsor, having legal authority to conduct ... | 1942-08 |
| 3 |  | Aligning theory and practice: deepening the understanding of restorative justice in Schools | Molloy, Jen K. | Critical theory; education; organizational change; restorative justice; school discipline | Restorative justice has gained attention as an alternative to harsh punishment for disciplinary problems in schools and as an approach for developing a sense of community within the school environment. There is, however, little research on the implementation process and the tensions between restorat... | 2018 |
| 4 |  | An appraisal of life adjustment education practices in selected secondary schools of the deep South | Murray, William Dewey | education; secondary; Southern States; curricula | During the first half of the twentieth century an attempt was made to universalize secondary education in the United States. | 1953 |
| 5 |  | An investigation of k-5/6 preservice teachers' knowledge and beliefs about the utah core state standards and english learners | Keller, Jemina A. | Common core; education; language; linguistics | The State of Utah adopted the Utah Core State Standards (UCSS) in 2010, and realized full implementation at Local Education Agencies (LEAs) during the 2013-2014 school year. During this same period of time, minority enrollment statewide increased by nearly 60,000 students (USOE 2015). Many of these ... | 2016 |
| 6 |  | Capitalizing on boundaries: creating new schools and districts, creating inequality | Humbert-Fisk, Paul Charles | boundaries; education; school districts; municipal structuration; Salt Lake City; geographic information systems | People "shopping for schools," which is paying a premium for homes that are in areas within the attendance zones of prestigious schools, routinely do not consider test scores, curriculum, or teachers when defining what is a "good school." This dissertation argues that suburban mayors use incorporati... | 2018 |
| 7 |  | Case studies of selected Spanish-American junior and senior high school students from Lark, Utah | Nelson, Bill Jacob | children with social disabilities; education; Utah Mexican students; Utah bilingualism | I. THE PROBLEM The problem was to question ten selected Spanish-speaking children and their parents to determine possible areas in the Lark Elementary School curriculum which could be revised to more adequately meet the needs of the children who have Spanish-speaking parents. II. THE METHOD The inve... | 1969 |
| 8 |  | Characteristics of new Navajo students enrolled at intermountain school, Utah 1967 Part IV: social functioning with peers | Johnston, Arthur Lee | intermountain School Navajo Indians; education | Background Statement of the Problem In 1868, following the Indian Wars, Navajo leaders signed a Treaty with the United States Government. The Navajos agreed to return to some three and a half million acres in the Canyon De Chelley area and keep the peace with other Indian Tribes. | 1967 |
| 9 |  | CS1 pedagogical approach to parallel thinking | Rague, Brian William | computer; CS1; education; parallel; programming; science | Almost all collegiate programs in College of Engineering; (School of); offer an introductory course in programming primarily devoted to communicating the foundational principles of software design and development. The ACM designates this introduction to computer programming course for first-year st... | 2010-08 |
| 10 |  | History of intermountain school, Brigham City, Utah 1946-1950, Part I, 1968 | Rich, Ralph Kent | intermountain school; Navajo Indians; education | In 1945 the United States and the world were just emerging from one of the most devastating wars in man's entire existence. The signing of the treaty with Japan at Yokohama Bay and the series of Big Three Conferences in Europe marked the beginnings of a new world-- a new balance of power. Now that t... | 1968 |
| 11 |  | History of intermountain school, Brigham City, Utah, 1946-1950, part I, 1968 | Rich, Ralph Kent | Intermountain School Navajo Indians; education | In 1945 the United States and the world were just emerging from one of the most devastating wars in man's entire existence. The signing of the treaty with Japan at Yokohama Bay and the series of Big Three Conferences in Europe marked the beginnings of a new world -- a new balance of power. | 1968 |
| 12 |  | History of Presbyterian schools in Utah | Wankier, Carl | education; school; Presbyterians | The Presbyterian church made significant contributions in Utah, education being one of the most important. The Presbyterian church was educationally minded from the beginning and insisted that its ministers be well educated •. This philosophy extended to the missionaries in the field. Moreover, co... | 1968 |
| 13 |  | Measuring cognitive load: a meta-analysis of load measurement sensitivity | Hodson, Jeffrey L | cognitive load; education; instructional design; multimedia; technology | The current study utilized a meta-analysis review to investigate the sensitivity of several cognitive load measures. Specifically, the study examined whether self-rating, single-task performance, dual-task performance, eye-track, or physiological measures are most sensitive to changes in cognitive l... | 2016 |
| 14 |  | Use of timeout procedures: a national survey of educators' utilization and perceptions of the effectiveness of timeout | Jones, Allison M. | behavioral intervention; education; punishment; seclusion; Survey; timeout | The purpose of the current survey study was to gather more recent information regarding educators' conceptualization and utilization of timeout procedures by replicating previous research conducted by Zabel in 1986. A survey tool was developed and included questions that pertain to variables such as... | 2015-08 |
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