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Theses/Dissertations from 1998
A study of gender and subject area on student test score prediction, Slade Spencer
Effect of participation in a daily reading log on the reading attitude and achievement in low to high achievers, Jody M. Strauss
A feasibility study on block scheduling at Egg Harbor Township High School, Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey, 1997-1998, Joetta M. Surace
The relationships among first grade students' tonal aptitude, singing vocal development, and developmental age, Florence Tavani
Strategies to improve H.S.P.T. scores in the ninth grade mathematics curriculum, Monifa I. Thomas
Study in the use of modifications with students diagnosed with attention deficit disorder, Judith M. Thourot
An internship experience in educational administration at Haddon Heights Junior-Senior High School, 1997-1998, Ruthmarie Schopfer Weinberg
Internship in supervision and curriculum development in the Millville Public Schools, Millville, New Jersey, 1996-1997, Debra G. Wenrick
Can a specific personality type predict positive rape attitudes?, Elisha Wilkinson
A study of the formal operational thought ability of college students, Justin J. Williams
A cognitive approach to teaching research skills, Christine M. Wilson
An internship experience in educational leadership at Cherokee High School in Marlton, New Jersey, Jeffrey S. Wilson
An internship experience in educational leadership at Berlin Community School in Berlin, New Jersey, Kathleen L. Wilson
The association between music intelligence and learning process style, Mary Jane Wishart-Morey
A study of self-concept as it relates to academic achievement and gender in third grade students, Grace S. Woods
Social engagement: depressogenic factors in the elderly, Joell P. Worster
An analysis of the Individual Education Plan for preschool handicapped children and its relationship to classroom curriculum, Karlene E. Zimmerman
Theses/Dissertations from 1997
A comparison of first and eighth grade students' artistic spontaneity and creative expression, Mary Deborah Abel
A survey of employers of persons with moderate mental retardation and review of a vocational curriculum, Nancy A. Armbruster
A study of political campaign communication tactics, Janine M. Aruanno
A study of the n-body problem in celestial mechanics for college students, John Atsu-Swanzy
Performance-based curriculum and sight-singing: the effects on attitudes and singing achievements of fifth- and sixth-grade music students, Pamela J. Barnes
Utilizing creative movement to enrich the growth and development of preschool handicapped children, Sandra R. Barnett
A study of the effectiveness of a whole language instructional approach in stimulating emergent literacy development among at-risk kindergarten students, Eileen C. Baxter
Creating effective employee newsletters, Linda M. Blair