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Theses/Dissertations from 2005

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Does birth order affect intelligence?, Carolyn M. Lambert

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Statewide assessment: its impact on the educational world, Erin M. Lanigan

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Leaning left: a case study of media bias in the 2004 presidential election, Adam Lasecki

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Theatre arts assessment in New Jersey high schools, Julie Lawrence

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GLBTQ characterization in young adult novels, 1998-2004, Debra I. LeCates

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Effects of teachers' active role in Accelerated Reader with elementary students, Sarah L. Lenko

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Using functional behavioral assessment to support an elementary student with challenging behavior in a self-contained classroom, Alan Leonardi

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Determining the effectiveness of two new reading programs in the Lower Alloways Creek School, Linda A. Levitsky

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Catastrophic crisis communication: a study of hospital crisis planning following the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, Daniel Matthew Lockwood

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Roles and expectations in inclusion, Maryellen Lomurno

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Memorial School & MAP: how did it do?, Brian Z. London

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A study of the role of gender in the classroom, Ryan Ann Malloy

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A longitudinal study on the effectiveness of preschool special education, Kimberley L. Maneval

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Peer mediation program evaluation, Maria M. Marano

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Visual motor coordination and reading: a correlational analysis part II, Marita C. Marcionese

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The effectiveness of Successmaker for Title I students in grades three and four, Lynn Marcus

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The implementation of nanoimprint lithography for the fabrication of patterned magnetic media, Daniel David Marks

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What effect might the No Child Left Behind Act have on administrators' and teachers' decisions to promote or retain the low achieving student in the elementary grades?, April M. Maska

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A study of culturally diverse materials in elementary school media centers, Marie E. Mawson

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Effectiveness of a treatment approach for major depressive disorder: a case study, Lisa Gail Mazzagatti

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Applying the social norms approach at Rowan University and its effectiveness on correcting misperceptions and changing drinking behaviors: a seven year trend, Dawn McGinty

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The schoolwide implementation of Schools Attuned, a professional development program dedicated to meeting the needs of diverse learners, Lauren Hegge McGroarty

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An investigation of the effectiveness and perceptions of middle school inclusion programs, Maria S. McKeown

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Computer use and integration of middle school teachers, Susan Panco Medio

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The relationship between home music environment, including both parent and sibling responses, and enrollment in an elementary instrumental program, Jill Melamed