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Theses/Dissertations from 1998

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A comparison of New Jersey certification requirements for educational diagnosticians with six other states, Elizabeth O'Neill

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The effect of particle properties on the flow characteristics of electrophotographic powders, Joseph Pedano

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The effects of harmonic accompaniment on the music achievement, aptitude, and musical effectiveness of first grade children, Ruth Pelphrey

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A study of the circulation patterns and lifestyle demographics of year-round residents who use the Ocean City Free Public Library, Judith C. Perkins

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An internship experience to improve the school climate at Upper Pittsgrove School through the teaching of courteous behaviors and service, Susan Perna

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A fund raiser's guide for gaining access to corporate givers, Patricia L. Pfleger

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A multicultural curriculum for the third grade in the library media center at the Rieck Avenue School, Millville, N.J., Joyce A. Rankin

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A comparison of the home and school behaviors of pre-school age autistic and PDD children, Debra L. Ribatsky

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The organizational climate of Eastern Regional High School, Kirk Martin Rickansrud

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A study examining the "I Like Me" Program and its effects on self esteem, Julie Ridgway

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Parents as partners in progress: a study of parent involvement in an urban elementary school, Janine P. Riggins

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An internship experience in educational leadership in the Pitman School District, Eileen P. Roberts

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The effects of literature circles on the reading attitudes of fourth grade students, KellyAnn Roche

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The status of Internet and World Wide Web use in the elementary schools of Gloucester County, New Jersey, Christine A. Rohrman

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An examination of the positive and negative effects of retention, Michelle M. Sabia

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An evaluation of the effectiveness of phonemic awareness instruction in a multiply handicapped kindergarten classroom, Janice A. Sanders

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How are hospitals disseminating their patient confidentiality policies to their employees?, Sally Sapega

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An internship experience in educational leadership at Millville Memorial High School, Stephen R. Saul

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The effects of musical training on academic achievement, John Schiavo

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A suggested preschool program for the Woodstown-Pilesgrove Regional School District, Dawn Schollenberger

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The effects of tactile/kinesthetic instructional strategies in the biology classroom, Janice Batten Sees

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Factors that influence academic achievement, Leah Georgene Shaffer

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Empathy and self-acceptance: necessary qualities of a peer helper, William T. Sharp

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Attitudes toward inclusion: a survey of general and special educators, Debra M. Shinn

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Universities and their communities: what fosters positive town-gown relations?, Nicole M. Spagnolia