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Theses/Dissertations from 1999
The importance of morale in the workplace, Allison Rohner
How to be an effective lobbyist: a handbook, Yolette Cabrini Ross
Tae Kwon Do achievement and locus of control, Michael Sansone
Analyzing and improving team teaching practices in Southampton Township Schools, Susan C. Schaal
Internet filtering vs. unrestricted access in public libraries and school media centers in southern New Jersey, Elizabeth A. Sevast
The relationship between learning process and students who play a band instrument, Tinamarie C. Stanfa
Improving student bus behavior in an elementary school through the use of video cameras and an incentive program, Mary L. Steinhauer-Kula
Cochlear implants, a study of children implanted prelingually and postlingually: what age best facilitates oral language development, Lisa A. Stillwagon
Retesting parent training: does parental training increase parents' self-concept, Ronald G. Stockwell
A Title IX assessment for the athletic department at Salem High School, David W. Suiter
Junior high in-class support: a program evaluation, Louise Sullivan
Implementing a peer mediation program to reduce discipline problems in Pine Hill Schools, Pamela Bates Thomas
A study of the effectiveness of peer tutoring on mathematics achievement of fifth grade students, Kareem J. Thompson
A model for instructional change: an approach in inquiry-based science education, Kimberly Thompson
Changing the image of vocational education, Laura Timberman
Interest attitude survey towards a block scheduling change in secondary schools, Diane Tucker
The effects of music and clothing on youths' ideological development, Troy Turner
The multiage classroom, Gertrude E. Ward
What effect will increased parental involvement in science/biology at Woodrow Wilson High School have on the improvement of students academically?, LaSandra Watkins
Changing destinies: an overview of the Human Genome Project, Jennifer Lynne Watson
World language program in elementary schools, Claire S. Whittaker
Using "social stories" to enhance the social and behavior skills of preschool children with autism or pervasive developmental disorder, Amy F. Wiesen
A pre-publication reliability study of the revised Joseph Self-Concept Scale for Young Children, Dianne Wilkens
The use of social skills training and its impact on the behaviors of elementary students with multiple handicaps, Stephanie L. Winkler
