• The Effects of Peer Collaboration on Community College Freshmen's Writing, Socialization, and Attitudes 

  Thompson, Shirley Mae Smith (1992)

  This was a study investigating the effects of peer collaboration on 15 community college freshmen's narrative writing, on their socialization, and on their attitudes toward writing during a semester freshman composition course. ...

• Effects Of First Grade Non-Promotion On The Achievement And Attitude Of Students At The Third Grade Level 

  Stong, Mary Evelyn (1990)

  As indicated by empirical research, non-promotion is a questionable alternative for students not experiencing success in school. However, due to poor design, studies do not clearly support promotion or non-promotion. ...

• AGAINST ALL ODDS: ACCESS AND ACHIEVEMENT OF AFRICAN AMERICAN ADOLESCENT MALES IN ADVANCED SECONDARY MATHEMATICS 

  McCarter, Darrian Tyron (2019)

  Adopting a critical race theory stance, this study examined the intersectionality of race, class, and gender and their influence on the educational outcomes of six African American males, who against the odds, have ...

• UNDERSTANDING HOW PRESERVICE TEACHERS USE FOCUSING QUESTIONING STRUCTURES: A MULTIPLE CASE STUDY 

  Nolan, Edward Charles (2019)

  The study explores how five secondary mathematics preservice teachers use questioning structures as they develop understanding of how to teach. Teacher questioning impacts the degree of student thinking during solving ...

• FROM VISION TO PRACTICE: A CASE STUDY OF WRITING PROJECT TEACHERS 

  Singleton, Elizabeth M. (2019)

  This dissertation examines the experiences of three practicing teachers involved in a professional learning program focused on writing instruction as they envisioned and enacted new practices for teaching writing in their ...

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