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Theses/Dissertations from 2005
Stepping out to make a step up through testing interventions, Barbara B. Adams
Case study of a client diagnosed with major depressive disorder, Barbara Ann Marie Allison
Exploring the effect of literature circles on reading comprehension and motivation, Christina Anderson
Programmatic assessment of nonformal environmental education programs in southern New Jersey, Teresa E. Andres
The effect of suspension on student achievement in Mathematics and English among high school students, Glen Howard Asch
General and special education teachers' perspectives on co-teaching practice and barriers, Kristie L. Attardi
Why do African American and Latino undergraduate students choose to attend Rowan University?, Jose A. Aviles
The effects of collaborative strategic reading among third grade students, Inez Lee Barberio
No more worksheets: a pre-service teacher's look at manipulatives, Kathren Field Barraclough
Evaluation of the 2000 long-range facilities plan for Dennis Township School District, M. Elizabeth Barrett
The use of performance enhancing supplements and the need for drug testing policies, James J. Battersby
Teachers' perceptions and curriculum analysis for a zoo education program, Ronald S. Berger
Achieving flow in theatre performance, Lynn Marie Boianelli
Technology's impact on student learning in grades K-8, Anne C. Borger
A study of how students and graduates of the public relations graduate program of Rowan University view the graduate program, Jessica Brittain
An evaluation of the honor code at Cherry Hill High School East, John Edward Burns
The effectiveness of a discipline plan on student achievement, Wendy Ann Carman
Inclusion: a view from students and teachers, Elizabeth A. Carroll
Formative assessment: the effect on academic achievement and attitudes toward science, Susanne Casey
The effects of a word study spelling program in a differentiated classroom, Lauren M. Cassano
The effects of professional development on the staff's increased awareness of program changes at the Warren E. Sooy, Jr. Elementary School, Renee' C. Clark and Jennifer Peeke
Learning for all, Barry Cohen
A study of the services, materials and policies provided for homeschooling families by New Jersey public libraries, Patricia A. Collins
Implementation of flexible grouping in language arts as a form of differentiated instruction, Beth A. Connor
What impact does an attendance incentive program have on student attendance?, Marilyn Cosme