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    Effectiveness of Co-Teaching in the Regular Education Setting 

    Proud, Kristine (2009-05)
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    The Impact of Listening to Music During Independent Work Time on High School Students with Emotional/Behavioral Disabilities 

    Sawinski, Angela (2008-05)
    This research study examined the impact of listening to music during the independent work time of high school students with emotional behavioral disabilities on their on task behavior and work completion. During the ...
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    The Effects of Integrated Communicative Reading Strategies Feedback in Improving the Reading Comprehension of Students with Learning Disabilities 

    Kurth, Kristen (2008-12)
    This study compared the effects of two reading feedback strategies in improving the reading comprehension of eleven students in fourth and fifth grades who were all identified as having learning disabilities. Participants ...
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    Teaching Number Sense in Second Grade Using Constructivism or Procedural Philosophy of Mathematics 

    Kohnke, Donna (2009-01)
    Mathematical education is a major component of the curriculum in elementary school, which allows children to develop calculating, estimating, and other necessary skills needed to develop into productive adults. This study ...
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    High School Students' Perceptions of and Performance in a Co-Taught Versus a OneTeacher Taught Classroom 

    Roselle, Ashlea (2008-05)
    This study evaluated whether co-teaching affected high school students more than one teacher teaching. The researcher determined whether students received higher grades in a co-taught classroom versus a one-teacher taught ...
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    The Effects of Positive Behavior Supports on Homework Completion in Middle School Students with Emotional and Behavioral Disabilities 

    Cleary, Angela (2009-01)
    Students with emotional and behavioral disabilities (EBD) present a challenge to both general and special educators. Their unique behavior issues often lead to poor academic performance. Student with EBD typically have ...
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    Effects of Computer-Based Progress Monitoring on Middle School Students with Learning Disabilities 

    Stumm, Christine (2008-06)
    With increasing attention to No Child Left Behind, it is argued that more frequent, descriptive methods of progress monitoring are necessary to address student achievement. This study uses a computer-based progress ...
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    The Relationships Between School Professionals and Families from Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Backgrounds on IEP Teams: Educational Professionals' Views and Perceptions 

    Loch, Nicole (2008-01)
    Educational professionals' beliefs and perceptions about the experiences of families from culturally and linguistically diverse (CLD) backgrounds during Individualized Educational Plan (IEP) meetings and their relationships ...
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    Improving the Social Relationships, Problem-Solving Skills, Communication, and Emotional Resources of Students from Poverty 

    Colbert, Lynne (2008-05)
    This study examined students from poverty and their responsiveness to a social skills intervention, identified as a "modern problems" discussion group. The sample population of upper elementary students was randomly ...
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    The Effects of Self-Regulated Strategy Development on the Writing Process for High School Students with Disabilities 

    Miller, AnMarie (2009-01)
    Many students with disabilities struggle with writing. In order for students with disabilities to attain a satisfactory level of writing proficiency, they must apply strategies that enable them to effectively plan, ...
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