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    Glass Case of Emotion: Social and Emotional Learning in Intermediate Elementary School 

    Jahnke-Goeldi, Caitlin (2020-05)
    This study involved social and emotional learning, a rapidly growing field in education. 36 students in grades three through five received a Zones of Regulation intervention with a social, emotional, and/or behavioral ...
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    Effects of Second Step Curricula as Perceived by Elementary Parents and Teachers 

    Mader, Ashley (2020-08)
    This research addressed the first-year utilization of the Second Step Social-Emotional Leaming Curricula in two elementary schools in a Northern-Central state during the 2019/2020 school year. This is the first year that ...
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    Using General Education Mathematics Curriculum For Students with Learning Disabilities 

    Wagner, Katie (2012-01)
    Special education mathematics curriculum does not address the common core standards as the general education curriculum does; therefore special education students receiving pull out mathematics instruction are performing ...
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    Effects of Music and Movement on Attention of Kindergarten Students in an Integrated Classroom 

    Kemper, Kelly (2011-12)
    The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of a music and movement program on the attention spans of 5 year old kindergarten students in an integrated classroom. This was a single subject design using 15 ...
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    What Strategies Do African American Males who have an IEP Find Helpful in Building Positive Relationships with School Personnel 

    Dear, Taylor (2024-08)
    African American males are disproportionately represented in special education programs, a trend that raised a lot of concerns about equity and inclusion in our educational and judicial system. This abstract examined the ...
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    Co-Plan to Co-Serve Model in Mathematics 

    Riche, Jenna E. (2024-05-13)
    Inclusive education has become a common practice in many school districts to include students with disabilities into the regular education classrooms to the maximum extent possible. One model of inclusive education used ...
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    Special Education Job Satisfaction in relation to Roles and Responsibilities 

    Herbst, Dallas (2018-08)
    The purpose of this field report was to determine job satisfaction for special education teachers in relation to everyday roles and responsibilities. The first stage of this research consisted of a survey directed at ...
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    Co-Teaching How Do General and Special Education Teachers Perceive Their Respective Roles in Various Co-Teaching Models? 

    Opperman, Pamela (2007-05)
    Co-teaching is used in many different academic levels from elementary schools to college. Co-teaching can be both a positive and negative experience for those who participate in a co-teaching environment. Co-teaching is ...
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    Impact of IEP Instruction to Increase Participation with High School Students on the Autism Spectrum 

    Sutton, Laura (2022-05)
    The purpose of this study was to gain perspective into self-determination skills and how to help students achieve them. This researcher tried to determine if the use of Self-Directed IEP curriculum was impactful enough to ...
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    What are the Effects of Teaching Self-monitoring on Independent Task Work Completion and Accuracy in 6th graders with ADHD? 

    Heck, Elizabeth (2022-05)
    This research project analyzed the effects of teaching self-monitoring on independent task work completion and accuracy in sixth graders with ADHD. It took place in a special education setting. There were four participants ...
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