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    How do students demonstrate different abilities related to AI- and media literacy when using AI tools?

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    What is the validity evidence according to the Messick framework for the use of a novel rubric as an assessment tool for Cognitive Load Theory and Cognitive Theory of Multimedia Learning Principles in respiratory lectures at the University of Sydney, Australia?

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    To what extent do anatomy and pathophysiology medical school lectures from the respiratory module incorporate principles of Cognitive Load Theory and Cognitive Theory of Multimedia Learning in their design and delivery?

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    What is the experience of students with dyslexia concerning reception and support in secondary school?

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    What are the participants’ views and perspectives on how their experiences in the METCO program have influenced their life outcomes?

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    What are the participants’ views on the implications their experiences could have on current and future METCO policies?

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    To what extent are the preparatory EFL learners (de)motivated in their target language learning?

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    What are the life and career experiences of school administrators responsible for effectively utilizing an online credit recovery program and significantly decreasing the number of at-risk students making up course credit and increasing the school’s graduation rate using the online credit recovery software?

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    What were some of the barriers encountered by school administrators responsible for effectively utilizing an online credit recovery program, significantly increasing the number of at-risk students making up course credits at an identified Georgia high school and increasing the school’s graduation rate?

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    What aspects of college culture awareness did [Early College High School] students explore?

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    What factors influence teachers’ decisions to include music education in a PK 3 and 4 classroom?

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    What are early childhood teachers’ perceptions of receiving modeling, guidance, and resources for their music instruction?

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    What is the reported extent of the use of Internet-enhanced instructional strategies by Georgia secondary Agricultural Education teachers who participated in the study?

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    What are the current uses of Internet-enhanced instructional strategies by Georgia secondary Agricultural Education teachers who participated in the study?

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    What are the language teachers’ beliefs about their learners’ learning styles?

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    How do African American, first generation college students describe their academic experiences attending a selective institution of higher education?

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    How do African American, first generation college students describe their social experiences attending a selective institution of higher education?

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    What challenges do students face during the Gallery Walk focused on Spatial Geometry?

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    How can the written communication of students be characterized during the Gallery Walk focused on Spatial Geometry?

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    How can the oral communication of students be characterized during the Gallery Walk focused on Spatial Geometry?

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    What are some of the principles, patterns, relationships and synergies that are integral to promoting optimal health, well-being, continuous learning, and sustainability for the individuals and for the system as a whole?

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    Is there one or possibly two system environments that might be considered to be the leverage point or enablers for significant change towards a health promoting continuous learning sustainable system?

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    What are teachers’ predominate SoC with the implementation of blended learning as identified by the Stages of Concern Questionnaire?

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    What are teachers’ top three concerns related to the implementation of blended learning in their classes?

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    What are the experiences of the male professional career and technical educators of gender non-traditional career pathway programs in Georgia secondary school districts with an exemplary record of teaching female students and preparing them for high-wage, high-skilled, and in-demand jobs?

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    What organizational practices did exemplary male [Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education] teachers responsible for gender non-traditional career preparation programs in Georgia secondary school districts utilize when recruiting and retaining female students for technical, trade, and industry jobs?

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    What negative predispositions can affect young adult Millennial students’ ability to write in college?

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    What teaching strategies and classroom management practices can college English 1010 instructors use to aid in building positive writing communities?

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    What are the life and career experiences of successful algebra teachers who employ IXL as a teaching strategy in rural South Georgia mathematics classrooms?

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    What are the best implementation strategies as -- perceived by successful algebra teachers who employ IXL as a teaching strategy -- in rural South Georgia mathematics classrooms?

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    If teachers have experienced implementing integrated [Social Emotional Learning] and [Culturally Responsive Practices], what are their experiences of implementing integrated SEL and CRP?

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    What are the life experiences, career experiences, and Professional Learning Community-related experiences of identified middle school principals in rural south Georgia who regularly promote Professional Learning Communities in their schools?

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    What are the perceptions of identified middle school principals in rural south Georgia of the Professional Learning Community process?

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    What processes do identified middle school principals who regularly participate in Professional Learning Communities in rural south Georgia find most effective?

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    What are the life and career experiences of successful veteran teachers who completed the Georgia Teacher Academy for Preparation and Pedagogy (GaTAPP) in southwest Georgia?

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    What were the perceived barriers of successful veteran teachers who completed the Georgia Teacher Academy for Preparation and Pedagogy (GaTAPP) in southwest Georgia?

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    What strategies were used by successful veteran teachers who completed the Georgia Teacher Academy for Preparation and Pedagogy (GaTAPP) in southwest Georgia to mitigate completion barriers?

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    How do public high school teachers describe strategies for fostering an equitable and inclusive classroom through culturally relevant pedagogy?

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    What knowledge and skills do leaders and teachers bring to the role in supporting the inclusive program?

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    What were the experiences and perceptions that led faculty from the University System of Georgia higher education institutions to participate in an instructional consultation?

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    How beneficial did the faculty member perceive the consultation process in addressing the reason for the consultation?

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    What are the self-perceived traits among educational leaders regarding the practices of Model the Way, Inspire a Shared Vision, Challenge the Process, Enable Others to Act and Encourage the Heart?

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    What are learners’ responses to my teaching with information and communication technology (ICT) in Grade 10 Physical Sciences?

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    What are the lived experiences of provisionally accepted, first-time, full-time, Black male students within their first academic year at state colleges and state universities in Georgia?

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    What are the common perceptions of provisionally accepted, first-time, full-time, Black male students that influence their academic success at state colleges and state universities with the [University System of Georgia]?

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    Are college students aware of the crime prevention resources on their campus?

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    What are the perceptions of recently graduated in place/traditional special education teacher candidates on their student teaching experiences?

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    To what extent do teacher candidates believe student teaching experiences contributed to their success/challenges in the classroom?

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    What are the perceptions of experienced field supervisors regarding the traditional and in place student teaching experiences?

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    In the section of the BUSN 1440 course that utilized the multimedia discussion tool, VoiceThread, for class discussions, what are the opinions of the students about the technology and its impact on the course?

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    How do ABE program administrators describe the effects of policies developed at the federal level on their practice?

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    What factors shape the implementation of the policies by local ABE program administrators?

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    What factors and practices contribute to success and flourishing of academic leaders in the higher education context?

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    What leadership competencies are key for effective academic leadership in the higher education context?

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    What are [Advanced Certificate in Education] Technology Education lecturers’ and in-service teachers’ understanding of the design process?

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    What incidental adult learning occurs as a result of being involved with Early Head Start in rural Central Texas?

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    In connection with what kinds of higher education policy research topics has the concept of academic drift been utilised?

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    What is the amount and percent of instructional time that teachers spend implementing reading comprehension instructional strategies during 7th grade [English Language Arts/Reading] and [social studies] instruction?

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    What is the amount and percent of instructional time that teachers spend implementing vocabulary instructional activities during [English Language Arts/Reading] and [social studies] instruction?

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    What do the high school music teachers in this study believe students learn through the use of music notation software?

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    Have policy objectives been met in the implementation of [Education White Paper 6] within [full-service schools]?

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    What are the barriers to implementing [Education White Paper 6] within [full-service schools]?

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    What factors promote or impede N4 [Quantity Surveying] students’ engagement with the assessing and processing of information from engineering graphics and specification drawings?

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    What teaching strategies are used by mathematics teachers in teaching area and perimeter in grade 6?

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    What are writing program instructors’ perspectives on planning and enacting digital multimodal composing projects?

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    What are seventh-grade teachers’ perceptions about student performance on collaborative GIST summary writing?

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    What are seventh-grade students’ perceptions about their performance on collaborative GIST summary writing?

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    What are seventh-grade teacher and student perceptions about collaborative GIST summary writing with technology?

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    To what degree is analogy involved in connecting different representations of a phenomenon to each other and to the represented phenomenon?

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    What are students’ and teachers’ experiences of student voice efforts, prior to the classroom-based student voice initiatives in Singapore schools?

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    How are teachers and moderators trained to equip them as competent examiners?

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    How does the examining body (BEC) ensure that all examiners adhere to the quality control mechanisms?

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    What are principal perceptions of the benefits of Georgia public elementary extended learning programs?

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    What is the nature of teachers’ [Assessment for Learning] strategies?

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    Will the investment of AR implementation in the learning process pay off?

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    What are the perceptions and attitudes of band directors in the Northwest District toward the Music Performance Adjudication (MPA)?

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    What are the motivating factors for band directors in the Northwest District to attend [Music Performance Adjudication]?

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    How do students from marginalized groups describe their experiences in engineering education?

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    What do students say faculties of engineering and engineering educators could do to make engineering education more inclusive?

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    What were the life experiences of selected African-American university faculty members prior to becoming university faculty members at a university research institution in a southeastern U.S. state?

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    What barriers, if any, did selected African-American university faculty members at a university research institution in a southeastern U.S. state encounter in their efforts to become university faculty members?

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    If barriers were encountered, what strategies did select African-American university faculty members use to overcome the barriers at a university research institution in a southeastern U.S. state?

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    How do teachers describe factors that promote achievement with African American males in Gifted and Talented Programs?

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    How do ethnic Kazakh returnee students from China describe a student experience in Kazakh-medium higher education?

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    What are their perceptions and beliefs about the conditions that facilitate or impede the process of educational technology integration?

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    What are the life and career experiences of identified female school superintendents in rural Georgia regarding their career advancement?

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    What do female school superintendents in rural Georgia believe are strategies for increasing female superintendents at school districts in the southern U.S. region?

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    What experiences, both challenges and triumphs, are participating Latinas in central office roles facing?

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    What strategies (if any) of cariño do they utilize to sustain themselves in their workplaces?

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    How do teachers perceive the effectiveness and quality of the four critical areas in their teacher preparation programs?

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    What elements do teachers identify as essential in teacher training and professional development based on their perceptions and experiences?

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    What various roles did the students undertake in their community of practice?

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    Which information/historical and geographical knowledge do students produce by reading and exploring Miniatures in History?

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    What is the contribution of iconic sources (miniatures and thematic maps) in the teaching and learning process of geographic and historical knowledge?

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    What kinds of multimodal and linguistic resources do [Black/African Descendant] high school youth and alumni/ae of [New York City independent schools] use to express their identities as members of various communities?

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    According to [Black/African Descendant] alumni/ae, what are the lasting impacts of their [New York City independent schools] experiences on their present day lives?

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    How do the regional high school district teachers and administrators of Title I schools perceive the use of data to make informed decisions from a district and building perspective?

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    How do school administrators and teachers perceive the district data team in relation to their building based data use efforts?

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    What data do first-year teachers have access to in Indiana schools?

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    How do first-year teachers feel they receive support with data use?

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    What dimensions of democracy, cultural legitimacy, and participation emerge in their descriptions of teaching?

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    What is Anishinaabe ecological relational knowledge and what principles and concepts of Anishinaabe ecological relational knowledge are made visible in a public school classroom?

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    What kind of challenges have the teachers faced regarding outdoor education in multicultural preschool groups?

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    What are the characteristics of middle school students' understanding of signs in mathematical writing form in problem solving in areas of algebra and function?

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    What are the characteristics of middle school students' change in understanding of preferences in communicative writing using mathematical writing form?

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    What are the teacher’s attitudes and perceptions about the use of digital video in distance higher education?

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    What opportunities and challenges do music teachers perceive regarding the content and execution of music education when using digital tools?

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    How do the children perceive their multilingualism and the value in their multilingual abilities?

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    What are the writing feedback practices and perceptions of disciplinary instructors?

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    What are the writing feedback preferences, perceptions, and strategies of students in their disciplinary courses?

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    What are administrator and staff’s perceptions of malleable exosystem factors that facilitate the inclusive education of children with early intervention and early childhood special education service needs in their center-based community early childhood education programs?

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    What kind of resources can contribute to the empowerment of preschool children, in the construction of critical, creative and active thinking?

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    What are educators’ reflections on the implementation of Agricultural Sciences [Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statement]?

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    What lessons can be learnt with educators’ reflections in the implementing of Agricultural Sciences [Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statement]?

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    How useful is Bibliotherapy and/or its principles as a tool in designing a literacy programme for re-engaging disaffected adolescents?

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    What does the implementation of an engaged scholarship partnership with a local hospice look like within the boundaries of an undergraduate Radiation Therapy Program?

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    What are the pedagogical practices relative to English (EFL) education in two private kindergarten classes in Korea?

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    How do the members of the two classes (i.e., the children, ECE teachers, and English language instructors) perceive the language, language teaching and learning, and pedagogical practices?

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    What teaching practices have been developed with digital technologies at a Portuguese public university after the COVID-19 pandemic?

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    What are the types and the sources of errors and misconceptions committed by Grade 9 learners in Algebra learning?

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    What are the narratives of children and adults about being a child and being an educator in the context of early childhood education?

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    Is it possible to find the concept of inventiveness in the discourses of children and adults in early childhood education institutions?

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    What elements of what we call inventiveness can contribute to a more inclusive pedagogical educator/child relationship?

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    [W]hat strategies are used by the award-winning [institutions of higher education] to evaluate internationalization efforts?

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    [W]hat do the Chief International Education Administrators from a subset of award-winning [institutions of higher education] value in regards to internationalization processes in their institutions?

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    [W]hat do the Chief International Education Administrators (CIEAs) from a subset of award-winning [institutions of higher education] value in regards to international graduate students’ enrollment on their campuses?

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    What are the challenges and benefits of implementing online formative assessment?

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    What are the teachers’ perceptions of the overall impact of [Formative Assessment Lesson] implementation?

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    What was the distribution of graduates, who graduated from a high school in Texas who were college ready based on proficiency on the Texas Success Initiative assessment in both ELA and Math?

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    Of those who graduated in the classes of 2015 – 2018 from high schools in Texas, what proportion of African American, Hispanic, and economically disadvantaged graduate students were college ready based on proficiency on the Texas Success Initiative assessment in both ELA and Math?

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    Of those graduates who enrolled in a Texas Institution of Higher Education, what were the percentages of African American, Hispanic, and economically disadvantaged students who were college ready (met proficiency in ELA and Math sections)?

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    What are the general education teachers’ perceptions of factors that affect the academic progress of former bilingual education students who have exited into all-English classes?

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    What models are appropriate for mentoring geographically-dispersed Supplemental Instruction Leaders?

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    How did students grow in early literacy and cognitive selfregulation skills across the preschool year?

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    What were the experiences of first-generation, low-income students throughout their first semester in a dual enrollment course at a two-year postsecondary institution in the rural south?

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    What are the perceptions of first-generation, low-income students pertaining to their college preparedness throughout their first semester in a dual enrollment course at a two-year postsecondary institution in the rural south?

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    What implications can be drawn for disability policy to enhance social justice in higher education?

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    What music literacy practices appear in music education and music classes?

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    What contribution has higher education made to the capabilities and valued functionings of selected black women graduates regarding the professional and personal lives they have reason to value?

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    Do black women graduates have the agency and freedom to achieve what they value both professionally and personally?

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    How do parents and instructors perceive children’s learning in the natural environment in an early childhood learning setting?

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    What does play-based writing look like in a hybrid bilingual preschool classroom?

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    What is the understanding of sustainability education among Finnish pre-service teachers?

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    What are teachers’ experiences in the selection processes of school leaders?

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    Which teaching strategies do teachers normally use to teach mathematics in Grade 9 at Mkhuhlu circuit?

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    How do teachers view the implementation of CEFR-aligned assessments for writing skills in ESL classrooms?

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    What issues do teachers face in implementing CEFR-aligned assessments for writing skills in ESL classrooms?

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    How do NST pre-service teachers represent their understanding of an integrated Natural Science and Technology curriculum?

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    What is the leadership role of high school counselors in advocating for support of undocumented Latinx students’ pursuit of post-secondary options in a majority Latino urban school district?

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    What are the experiences of lecturers and tutors using translanguaging as a teaching strategy in IsiZulu second language teaching?

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    What are the significant factors influencing learners` low academic performance in the [Seventh-Day Adventist] secondary schools?

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    What academic interventions can enhance learners` high academic performance in the [Seventh-Day Adventist] secondary schools in Malawi?

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    What process do college music majors use to find potential universities?

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    To what extent do the faculty participants utilize the flipped classroom teaching method?

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    What factors, according to the students and teachers, are important for developing and fostering oral communication skills?

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    What are teachers’ experiences in incorporating [Information Communication Technology] into language Pedagogy in the Foundation Phase?

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    What are the attitudes and responses of teachers towards the use of [Information Communication Technology] in language teaching and learning?

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    What is the level of appropriate use of [Information Communication Technology] for curriculum delivery in language teaching and learning?

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    What is the landscape of [Physics Education Research] in Canada; who are our [Physics Education Research] experts and what are their areas of research focus?

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    What do Canada’s [Physics Education Research] experts consider to be the most pressing needs and priorities to address the gender equity issue?

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    What sort of feedback options (format, timing, quantity) do high school students and teachers find most useful in a touch-screen app?

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    How do interviewees perceive hackathons in relation to key elements of the UNESCO Learning Cities Framework?

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    How do participants of the hackathons perceive their learning process?

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    Do teachers feel like they have gained the right tools in their pedagogical education and/or in their workplace to work with LGBTQ questions in their class room?

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    What is the curriculum policy informing the teaching of HIV and AIDS education in Lesotho secondary schools?

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    How do the different [Initial Teacher Education (ITE)] cohort groups use Pepper in terms of its functions and features?

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    According to instructors, what factors contribute to the development of community online?

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    How do students perceive and use Pepper as an extension of their classroom environment?

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    What were the reasons, counts, and trends over time for determination of eligibility for Part C services for infants and toddlers who were documented to be exposed to and/or affected by illegal substance abuse?

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    What were the reasons, counts, and trends over time for services recommended for infants and toddlers who were documented to be exposed to and/or affected by illegal substance abuse?

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    What are the critical design principles and characteristics of Internet-based learning environments for young people who are living with type 1 diabetes?

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    What factors and processes do designers need to consider when building an online learning environment for young people living with Type 1 diabetes?

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    What are Latina students’ experiences in transitioning from high school to higher education?

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    What are the forms of social and cultural capital that Latina students identify as helping them to transition from high school to higher education?

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    What are the perceived best practices for transitioning Latina high school students into institutions of higher education?

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    How do plurilingual [English for Academic Purposes] teachers portray the relationship between their identities and practices?

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    What were the perceptions of followers, in the Office of the Registrar, of the role(s) their leader played in fostering effectiveness during change (crisis)?

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    What were the self-perceptions of leaders, in the Office of the Registrar, of their role(s) in fostering employee effectiveness during change (crisis)?

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    What are the experiences of Latina non-student facing staff mentors in a Latina college mentoring program at a public four-year Hispanic-serving university in southwest Texas?

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    To what extent do teachers implement social constructivist-based learning environments, required by the [revised National Curriculum Statement], in Grade 9 Natural Science classes?

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    What types of environments support teachers to address the challenges of teaching with multimodal practices?

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    How do evaluators describe the influence of Evaluation Participant Engagement on use?

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    What are the goals of [information literacy] programmes in senior secondary schools in Botswana?

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    What are the content, resources, and teaching strategies for delivering [information literacy] to students?

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    What are the roles of teachers, librarians, school principals and the Director of Curriculum Development in promoting [information literacy] integration into senior secondary school curriculum?

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    What are the attitudes and perceptions of teachers, librarians and school principals towards [information literacy] in senior secondary schools?

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    Is there a pattern of community engagement that emerges amongst higher education institutions in the state of Georgia?

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    What are instructors’ perceptions of their experiences with postsecondary pedagogical approaches or instructional methodologies implemented in their university?

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    What are instructors’ perceptions of their experiences with the degree to which [Authentic Learning (AL)] is important, implemented, and supported at the university level?

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    What are instructors’ perceptions of the [Indigenous African Education (IAE)] pedagogy and how they relate it to their current postsecondary instructional methodologies?

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    How do faculty in [online learning environments] experience encounters regarding accessibility for students who have print related disabilities?

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    What aspects of accessibility and Universal Design for Learning (UDL) do faculty members practice in [online learning environments] and what meaning do they ascribe to the lived experience of providing these accommodations?

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    What are the characteristics of [single-case research] studies, published through March 2019, that promote self-determination for students with or at-risk of [emotional and behavioral disorders] in a school setting?

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    What are the experiences of White secondary teachers working with Black students in a small, southern community?

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    What are the learning strategies that are used by successful science students?

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    Through the ecovillage experience (as a visitor or resident), what is learned about living sustainably?

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    What are the lived experiences of former teachers that chose to leave the profession?

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    What factors influenced teachers to leave the profession pre-retirement in Oklahoma?

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    What was the trend of CRCT mathematics achievement of African American students in School Districts A and School Districts B from 2009 to 2014 after the enactment of NCLB?

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    What are the life and career experiences of educators who teach identified remedial mathematics students with moderate to high math anxiety at identified postsecondary institutions in South Georgia?

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    What are the descriptive statistics of treatment adherence and Ratings of Classroom Management and Instructional Support?

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    How confident are pre-service teachers in their abilities to support and manage mental health in the classroom?

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    What mentoring relationships have primary school vice-principals experienced in the course of their career?

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    What experiences contributed to middle school math teachers’ understanding and use of the pedagogical strategies that have contributed to their success?

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    Under what conditions will implementing mobile learning technologies provide the most value (learning/usefulness/ease of use)?

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    Will targeted and learned skills be demonstrated towards peers who were not trained as part of the [Peer Mediated Instruction and Intervention] program?

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    What are some of the essential conditions to support technology usage policies in schools and what are some of the constraints of those policies?

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    What are the perceptions that technology directors have about the ethical and legal implications of their technology usage policies within the context of implementing a personalized 1:1 technology initiative in their district?

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    What educational and professional experiences influenced the instructor’s visions of science learning and teaching?

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    In summary, what visions of science learning and teaching were promoted in the participants’ science teaching methods course?

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    What visions of science learning and teaching did the newly qualified teachers bring with them as they graduated from the teacher preparation program?

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    What is the receptivity of students to the repertoire of instruments in Music Initiation?

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    What do the teachers of the instrument think about the application of this repertoire, in the development of the student?

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    What types of heritage sources do students know about Chaves concerning the Baroque period and what relevance do they attribute to the construction of knowledge of local/national history?

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    Does the current appraisal model suit professional control or the regulation of professional development most?

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    How do some teachers and special education teachers define the concept of an accessible learning environment and how can it be designed?

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    What are the perceptions of how the accessible learning environment affects pupils' early literacy?

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    What perceptions emerge regarding how the special education teacher can contribute to the development of an accessible learning environment with a focus on early literacy?

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    How much swimming instruction do students receive in upper secondary schools?

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    What is the opinion of physical education teachers about the necessity of swimming in the curriculum?

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    Do physical education teachers feel that swimming lessons in upper secondary schools are beneficial?

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    Is the goal of strengthening swimming and lifesaving skills in the curriculum being fulfilled?

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    What are the parental perceptions of the nature and availability of learning support services in Singapore?

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    What are the stories of four adult poets becoming engaged in Spoken Word practice?

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    What personal experiences do high-achieving African American males perceive as contributing to their academic success in a large urban community college?

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    What institutional programs or services do high-achieving African American males perceive as contributing to their academic success in a large urban community college?

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    What experiences have first year/first generation Black male students had when in need of help and/or when asking for help?

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    From what they have been taught and from their experiences, what perceptions of help-seeking have first year/first generation Black male students developed?

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    What are the perceptions of translanguaging amongst English teachers in township primary schools?

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    What are Russian and Kazakh-speaking EFL teachers’ perceptions of translanguaging?

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    What are principals’ perspectives on the position of the deputy principals in selected secondary schools?

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    What information have districts received about dyslexia requirements, and how have they been informed?

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    How do participants perceive their informal learning, formal education, or training that influenced their sustainability and mobility in the programs?

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    What factors do participants perceive as influencing their personal and family sustainability?

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    What are primary school teachers' perceptions of their responsibility to promote positive mental health?

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    What do teachers perceive to be their technical and professional socialization needs experienced during the planning and implementation of student formative assessment and how are these met?

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    What are the school principals’ perceptions of how they address the technical and professional socialization needs of teachers during the planning and implementation of student formative assessment?

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    What are teacher educators’ experiences of quality enhancement in teacher education?

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    What function is attributed to special educational competence in language development work, and how do principals describe a preferred form of collaboration with this competence?

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    What different ways of experiencing the phenomenon of relationships between quantities can be discerned in student interviews?

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    What are the main perceived barriers to the use of research by secondary school leaders?

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    What is the experience of school leaders with addressing the root cause of inequities in school discipline?

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    What is the experience of school leaders with the Equity Matrix as a tool for responding to student discipline?

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    What perceptions do educators have regarding the overall attractiveness of an educational leadership position, such as the principalship?

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    What perceptions do educators have regarding the probability of seeking, being offered, and accepting an educational leadership position in the foreseeable future?

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    How do the teachers perceive their experiences in the country (Kuwait and UAE) as having shaped their positions as intercultural sojourners and teachers of English as a foreign language?

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    What experiences, sources of knowledge and discourses do they draw upon in their understanding of culture/interculturality - both in terms of something they are living and something they are teaching?

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    What are the teachers' perspectives regarding the use of simulations as sensemaking tools?

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    What are the learners’ experiences of learning siSwati as a subject at two senior secondary schools in the Lubombo region of Eswatini?

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    Do children and young people write about physical education, and in what contexts are these writings connected?

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    What is the student attitude, satisfaction, and intention towards accepting online learning technology in the Southland region of Invercargill?

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    Is there a need for customised online learning to make the learning experience better?

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    What is the frequency of occurrence of each of the five elements of blended learning design (online activity as an extension of live events, self-directed learning activity, collaboration and communication, assessment, and reference materials) within the courses of the review period?

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    What is the most important blended learning design element based on importance scores reported by students?

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    What do students identify as enabling factors that supported their interest in pursuing science in a postsecondary pathway?

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    How do teacher leaders who serve on school leadership teams in exemplary middle schools perceive their role?

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    What organizational structures support distributed leadership in middle schools and what organizational structures impede it?

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    What are the leadership activities that influence instructional decision making?

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    How do [Diploma Program] humanities teachers perceive academic honesty at one [International Baccalaureate] school in Kazakhstan?

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    What practices do [Diploma Program] humanities teachers use in the classroom to promote student academic honesty at one IB school in Kazakhstan?

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    [W]hat factors are perceived to be most important to developing a positive school climate?

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    [W]hat is the overall level of teacher sense of efficacy surrounding classroom behavior management for elementary teachers in [Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports] schools located in a large urban district?

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    What are the district teachers’ suggestions to improve [Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports] implementation in elementary schools to increase teacher efficacy in classroom behavior management?

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    What are the motivations of older adults to venture into the use and exploration of technology and new media?

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    What experiences or circumstances contribute to choral teachers' action or inaction toward more inclusive practices for transgender and gender-expansive students?

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    What are the purposes and tensions of a strong translanguaging stance for elementary [dual-language immersion] teachers?

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    What perceived benefits and weaknesses do teachers identify in the TechnoMath program?

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    How do secondary school mathematics teachers describe their ways of integrating technology?

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    What difficulties do teachers have when they try to integrate technology into mathematics classrooms?

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    What importance is given to textual genres in the organization of the Bem-me-quer mais língua portuguesa collection?

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    For the choral director, what personal experiences and past musical backgrounds shape the teacher’s feelings and attitudes about participating in an “America Sings!” festival?

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    What are the benefits and/or challenges of attending an “America Sings!” festival?

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    What range of student behaviors can be observed during their preparation for and performance in the “America Sings!” festival?

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    To what extent are middle school students able to differentiate their individual performance from the performance of the group in instrumental music environments?

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    What are the conditions necessary for promoting teachers’ engagement in self-directed professional development?

  313. 328

    What are teachers’ perceptions of the principal’s role in supporting, fostering, encouraging, and sustaining the professional development of teachers?

  314. 329

    Did the students engage in and benefit from [Discovery Scholars Program] events and feel supported by the DSP groups?

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    Did the [Discovery Scholars Program] program help students feel more comfortable and confident as a part of the [University of Texas at Austin] community?

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    What are the views of geography teachers on the quality of the geography teacher preparation programme offered by the University of Zambia?

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    What are the experiences of geography teachers in teaching geography in secondary schools?

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    How does the instructor of the Thesis Writing course perceive the graduate candidates’ autonomy?

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    How do university leaders, faculty, and administrative staff perceive the impact of their proficiency in Kazakh, Russian, and English on their ability to manage international collaborations at Kazakhstani public universities?

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    What specific language-related challenges and barriers do university leaders, faculty, and administrative staff encounter in management practices related to international collaborations?

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    What strategies can be proposed to improve language proficiency and enhance management practices to support successful international collaborations?

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    [W]hat evaluated programmes meet the characteristics of social innovation education, what are their characteristics, and how are they evaluated?

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    How do teachers perceive the implementation of ICT to promote teaching and learning in the classroom?

  326. 341

    What strategies do teachers use in ICT implementation to promote teaching and learning?

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    What are the challenges experienced by teachers when implementing ICT to promote teaching and learning in the classroom?

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    What kinds of games are presented by teachers on social media to develop students´ mathematical conceptual ability in mathematics?

  329. 344

    What aspects of the teacher´s role are displayed on social media when it comes to students´ mathematical concept development through play?

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    What are elementary (K -5) teachers’ perceptions of successful reading instruction?

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    What resources do popular music theory pedagogues explore, and what are their criteria for inclusion, when selecting curricular materials?

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    What are the lived experiences of school counselors regarding any training and preparation for working in a virtual K-12 setting?

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    How do school counselors perceive the effectiveness of any training and preparation in addressing the specific challenges of working in a virtual K-12 setting?

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    What tools do the specialists of the [Psychological, Medical and Pedagogical Consultations] use to identify learning disabilities in children?

  343. 358

    What approaches do the specialists of the [Psychological, Medical and Pedagogical Consultations] employ to identify learning disabilities in children?

  344. 359

    What are the lived experiences of 10 high school students who took the human geography class that contributed to their understanding of culture?

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    What is the strategy behind the focus on knowledge creation and innovation within the transitioning higher education system?

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    Did the developed instrument satisfactorily measure students’ perceptions of culturally responsive teaching and sense of belonging in agriculture and STEM within higher education?

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    Which specific French language outcomes do educators expect kindergarten children to have achieved by the end of kindergarten?

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    What are the key factors shaping the sense of belonging in transnational education programs?

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    Does the course PPL30 in the Health and Physical Education curriculum (OME, 2000a) policy document include expectations that encourage knowledge about the practice of environmental sustainability?

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    What are the Uzbek speaking minority students’ experiences of social and academic integration in Kazakh and Russian medium programs in Kazakhstani [Higher Education Institutions]?

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    What subject positions are enabled and made available for pupils in media education at upper secondary school?

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    How do fourth grade students with learning disabilities in a small rural school district perceive themselves as readers across three different classroom settings?

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    What do her stories reveal about her multiple literacy practices for navigating daily life?

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    What role does the graphing calculator play in mediating the learning of functions?

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    How does a principal within a highly efficient organization, with high teacher collective efficacy, display characteristics of transformational, transactional, and instructional leadership styles?

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    How can music education be included in a PK 3 and 4 early childhood classroom that primarily serves Latinx children, considering their unique cultural and linguistic backgrounds?

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    How do representations of Korean culture shift and/or transform in accordance with the publishing years of picturebooks?

  10. 383

    How do social, historical, cultural, and political contexts of publishing years interplay with the representations of Korean culture in words and pictures?

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    How do African American, first generation college students mitigate barriers to college persistence?

  12. 385

    Why and how do the top three most influential system environments (leadership; a culture of continuous learning; and interrelatedness of work and life) promote optimal health, well-being, continuous learning, and sustainability for the individual and the system as a whole?

  13. 386

    How do early educators promote children’s social emotional development and address challenging behaviors?

  14. 387

    In what situations are expulsion and suspension used or considered for use?

  15. 388

    How do educator attitudes toward education and gender equity affect the development of equitable non-traditional programming and response strategies in Georgia school districts?

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    How are leaders supporting the use of Assistive Technology to support effective inclusion?

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    How do leaders and teachers address ethics of justice, critique, care, and professionalism in the successful use of Assistive Technology in inclusion?

  5. 393

    How do my past experiences of information and communication technology (ICT) in education influence my teaching pedagogy as a novice teacher?

  6. 394

    How can I learn information and communication technology (ICT) pedagogical tools and use them to better teach Grade 10 Physical Sciences?

  7. 395

    How do social network systems, student engagement, cognitive dissonance and self-efficacy affect first-time, full-time provisionally accepted, Black males’ academic success?

  8. 396

    To what extent, if any, does attending an [Hispanic-Serving Institution] impact Black male students’ identities?

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    How do teachers’ negative attitudes toward change generate cynicism or resistance to change?

  11. 399

    How are decisions made in the implementation of e-Learning in the [Technical Education, Vocational and Entrepreneurship Training] sector?

  12. 400

    How does organizational context influence the development of effective leadership practices in the higher education context?

  13. 401

    How do undergraduate engineering students experience the recognition of their engineering identities?

  14. 402

    How do e-Learning champions engage in activities within their institutional context?

  15. 403

    In what ways do the sociohistorical processes of urbanization in Gary, Indiana intersect with my educational journey and self-definition as a Black woman educator and scholar?

  16. 404

    How can Qualitative Document Analysis and Critical Storytelling serve as affective and political tools to uncover the epistemologies embedded in urban educational spaces?

  17. 405

    How do the high school music teachers in this study describe their experiences with music notation software in the music curriculum?

  18. 406

    How does using music notation software influence the teaching practices of the high school music teachers in this study?

  19. 407

    How does folding back support learners’ interaction with geometric reasoning tasks during the lessons?

  20. 408

    How does a Grade 10 mathematics teacher use folding back to enrich student reasoning in geometry?

  21. 409

    How do university writing instructors plan, enact, and reflect on multimodal projects they assign in their courses?

  22. 410

    In what ways do course-embedded opportunities contribute to adult development and leadership practice?

  23. 411

    How do different departments within different municipalities use learning models to learn from their innovation processes?

  24. 412

    How do teachers design and enact classroom-based student voice initiatives in English Language classrooms in Singapore?

  25. 413

    What do student voices reveal about their experiences of teaching and learning, beyond their teachers’ student voice initiatives?

  26. 414

    What stories do six recent high school graduates from a fine arts school share about their experiences before, during, and after engaging in [Arts-Integrated Learning] in their high school science classes, and what meanings do these participants create from their lived experiences?

  27. 415

    In what ways do band directors in the Northwest District utilize [Music Performance Adjudication] to foster growth in their students?

  28. 416

    How do the life experiences of teachers influence their advocacy for African American males in Gifted and Talented Programs?

  29. 417

    How do Gifted and Talented teachers of African American males participate in and influence identification and referrals of African American males in Gifted and Talented Programs?

  30. 418

    What are the beliefs and experiences of the individual serving in the role of district level coordinators of technology and how have these factors influenced their decisions regarding educational technology integration?

  31. 419

    How do career service leaders come to understand the nature of diversity and social justice in the context of their work?

  32. 420

    How do career services leaders go about carrying out their work in leading diversity and social and justice initiatives of career centers?

  33. 421

    How do different forms of capital (social, cultural, psychological) influence students’ participation in computing education in Sweden and Bangladesh?

  34. 422

    What personal and professional educational experiences influenced participating Latinas to take on central office leadership roles?

  35. 423

    How do participating Latinas navigate their leadership trajectory to stay true to themselves and serve their communities and to be exemplars of cariño?

  36. 424

    In what ways has the job of the academic advisor changed over the years?

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    What is the impact of changes in the role of the academic advisor on advising practices, job responsibilities, and job satisfaction?

  38. 426

    What contributes to the satisfaction and retention of qualified academic advising professionals?

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    How did the teacher serve as facilitator of this community of practice?

  41. 429

    How do Mainstream and Extended Programme students perform the way they do in their first year of university studies at a higher education institution?

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    What motivates high school music teachers to participate in competitive jazz festivals?

  43. 431

    How does one’s jazz background influence motivation to participate in CMEA Bay Section events?

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    What are the African American female band directors’ perceptions and knowledge about counterspaces, and how do they utilize counterspaces to counter intersecting forms of oppression that African American female musicians face in bands?

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    How do the African American female band directors utilize counterspaces to help the African American female band students form positive selfdefinitions about themselves, and to share their individual and collective experiences of involvement in bands?

  47. 435

    How do ideologies of language, race, class, and gender impact perceived schooling experiences of [Black/African Descendant] high school youth and alumni/ae?

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    How do multimodal, public narratives of [Black/African Descendant] alumni/ae describe ideologies of language, race, class, and gender in [New York City independent schools]?

  49. 437

    How do literature discussion and critical literacy practices influence students' understandings of social issues?

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    How do the regional high school district teachers and administrators of Title I schools use data to make educational decisions?

  52. 440

    How do teachers who teach hip hop dance describe their responsibility for fostering participation and inclusion?

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    How does the teacher's perception of Anishinaabe ecological relational knowledge transform their pedagogy?

  55. 443

    How does an educator describe their work, using the combination of DP and NLP, with the aim to change limiting patterns?

  56. 444

    How do the teachers conceptualize outdoor activities’ role on social interactions in multicultural preschool settings?

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    How do course designers respond to the possibilities and limitations of video for distance higher education?

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    What significance does the daily interaction with peers and educators have for the children’s perceptions of their multilingualism?

  61. 449

    How can a pre-service art teacher learn to develop and grow their artist educator skills, dispositions, and knowledge through arts-based inquiry?

  62. 450

    How can an aspiring artist educator use arts based inquiry to learn to overcome [imposter syndrome] through the development and growth of these skills, dispositions and knowledge?

  63. 451

    How do those exosystem factors facilitate inclusion in their center-based community early childhood education program?

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    How are economic, political and social processes brought together on a policy level for motivating and regulating individuals’ educational choices (Article I)?

  65. 453

    How do students’ educational choices correspond with policy intentions and the assumptions of rational choice that the latter are founded on (Article I-II)?

  66. 454

    Why do educators reflect on/in/for the Junior Secondary Integrated Consumer Sciences curriculum in particular ways?

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    How do radiation therapy students respond to the implementation of an engaged scholarship partnership with the local hospice in relation to educational gains, experiential learning, transformational learning, and professional growth?

  68. 456

    How do women engineering students describe their experiences of epistemic (in)justice, specifically testimonial and hermeneutical types?

  69. 457

    [I]n what ways do the Senator Paul Simon Award-winning [institutions of higher education] value the presence of international graduate students on their campuses?

  70. 458

    In what ways does participation in an online [Supplemental Instruction Leader] support program impact on mentors, mentees and community members?

  71. 459

    How do opinions about substitute teachers from classroom teachers, school administrators, and school personnel affect the teaching and learning process?

  72. 460

    What methods of collaboration and strategies can the classroom teachers, school administrators, and district personnel use to enhance substitute teachers’ efficacy?

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    How do disabled students experience their studies and interact with higher education?

  75. 463

    How do lecturers and Disability Unit staff understand disability and the experiences of ‘disabled students?

  76. 464

    How does the capabilities approach account for the experiences of disabled students in higher education?

  77. 465

    How do teacher educators and preservice teachers in a music education department define literacy in general and music literacy in particular and how do they perceive the teaching of literacy?

  78. 466

    How does gender and race enable or constrain black women graduates’ capability for work, including their career development, over time?

  79. 467

    How does a video-informed feedback model support embedded [educator professional learning] between [middle leader] facilitators and teachers?

  80. 468

    How do video-informed feedback dialogues between [middle leader] facilitators and teachers evolve to support [educator professional learning] over time?

  81. 469

    How is remote learning during the COVID-19 pandemic experienced by parents with young children registered in a nature-based kindergarten?

  82. 470

    How does the medium of instruction (virtual or in-person) mediate children’s engagement with writing during the COVID-19 pandemic?

  83. 471

    How is sustainability education embedded in the teacher education curriculum at [University of Jyväskylä], and in what terms?

  84. 472

    What factors influence teachers’ experiences in the selection processes of school leaders?

  85. 473

    How do teachers address the issues they face in implementing CEFR-aligned assessments for writing skills in ESL classrooms?

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    How do we engage [Natural Science and Technology] pre-service teachers to elicit their understanding of an integrated NST curriculum?

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    How did first-generation college students with a degree in music therapy experience challenges and barriers while obtaining their degree?

  88. 476

    How did first-generation college students with a degree in music therapy experience protective factors and resources while obtaining their degree?

  89. 477

    How do undocumented Latinx students determine how to get support to pursue post-secondary education options in a majority Latino urban school district?

  90. 478

    How is the treatment affected by the presence of mentoring relationships between the supervisor and the employee?

  91. 479

    How do faculty participants describe their decision-making process for implementing flipped classroom teaching method?

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    How do veteran literacy teachers view changes in education based on their experiences in the classroom?

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    How do veteran literacy teachers interpret teaching trends they have witnessed come and go throughout their time in the classroom?

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    How do veteran literacy teachers consider the most meaningful moments in their teaching careers to have impacted their ability to do their job?

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    How is physics content constructed as an object of learning during a work team´s planning of physics teaching?

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    In what qualitatively different ways does the statements of the preschool teachers, related to the physics content, change over time?

  97. 485

    How do preservice teachers’ understandings of fractions and fraction representations develop over a teacher education program?

  98. 486

    How do students and teachers explain the ways in which previous experiences of outdoor activities affect students engagement and motivation in outdoor education?

  99. 487

    How do students and teachers perceive that organizational conditions and teaching design influence the possibilities of creating meaningful outdoor education?

  100. 488

    What measures can be implemented that would help develop a framework that can be applied to tertiary education in New Zealand in order to create an entrepreneurship ecosystem?

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    How do we organize reading comprehension teaching for students with ASD aged 6-10 in order to generate the most favourable conditions to develop their reading comprehension?

  104. 492

    How is the experience of working with didactic, social and spatial inclusion described?

  105. 493

    How do preservice art teachers employ social media and online platforms as resources in their lesson plans at the outset of student teaching?

  106. 494

    After engaging with an intervention on critically assessing online-based lesson plans, how do preservice art teachers reflect upon and/or transform their own lesson plans?

  107. 495

    How does the process of finding, analyzing, and redesigning lesson plans found online and via social media transform the participants’ approach to designing curriculum?

  108. 496

    How do plurilingual [English for Academic Purposes] teachers engage with each other in the role of researchers of difference?

  109. 497

    In what ways, if any, are adolescent males’ musical identities engaged in the general music classroom?

  110. 498

    What role, if any, do in-class connections to informal contexts play in this engagement?

  111. 499

    How does the collaboration dimension of the ‘Collaborative and Reflective Writing Program’ help students develop autonomy in writing?

  112. 500

    How does the reflection dimension of the ‘Collaborative and Reflective Writing Program’ help students develop autonomy in writing?

  113. 501

    How did COVID-19 impact the Office of the Registrar and the ability of the followers and leaders to cope with the crisis situation?

  114. 502

    How did participating in the Latina college mentorship program impact their working practice and conceptual roles as non-student facing staff employees?

  115. 503

    How do teachers utilize digital technologies to support teaching and learning through multimodal methods?

  116. 504

    What strategies of Evaluation Participant Engagement do evaluators identify to increase use?

  117. 505

    How can study participants benefit from the strategies of Evaluation Participant Engagement identified to influence use?

  118. 506

    How is [information literacy] implemented at the policy level in senior secondary schools?

  119. 507

    How do instructors perceive the way in which teaching and learning in Ugandan postsecondary education can undergo improvement?

  120. 508

    How do teachers’ backgrounds (their status as Native English Speakers and white individuals, where they grew up, their family’s value system, their own beliefs and experiences) influence their teaching styles, expressions of agency, and conceptualizations of Social Justice Pedagogy?

  121. 509

    What are instructors’ beliefs about teacher neutrality in the classroom, and how do these beliefs impact their teaching about “controversial” topics, which may include social justice topics?

  122. 510

    How can we effectively internationalize K-12 education committed to gender equity and social justice in Ontario?

  123. 511

    How do faculty in [online learning environments] experience the journey of developing the skills needed to provide accessibility for students with print related disabilities?

  124. 512

    How do LGBTQ students with disabilities conceptualize their multiple, intersecting social identities, specifically the intersections of disability, gender, and sexuality?

  125. 513

    How do LGBTQ students with disabilities perceive the influence of context at a predominantly White, research-intensive university in the southern United States in shaping their identity development journeys?

  126. 514

    How do learners respond to the opportunities provided by the trainee teachers to speak in teacher-learner and learner-learner interactions in the classroom?

  127. 515

    How do Latina teachers position their identities in the figured worlds of their bilingual classroom and school campus?

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    What is the impact of the ecovillage experience/learning on the learner?

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    How do different institutional responses to reported [Sexual Harassment] impact [Teacher Candidates]?

  132. 520

    Will initiating a programme of Lesson Study be associated with a positive impact on the climate of a primary school?

  133. 521

    Will initiating a programme of Lesson Study be associated with a positive impact on teacher self-efficacy in implementing inclusive practice?

  134. 522

    Do the local community studies help the students determine the problems in their environments and find out the solutions for these problems?

  135. 523

    How can the prevalence of student unrest be managed in South African universities?

  136. 524

    What is the perceived impact of mentoring relationships on organisational career development as experienced by the vice-principals?

  137. 525

    How do middle school mathematics teachers describe the elements of their teaching they perceive as directly related to success with African American students?

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    What impact do achievement targets have in relation to the pupils’ own motivation to learn?

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    How can the IT appropriation process be understood as a reconfiguration of the holism of material equipment, performed activity, and social identity that constitutes the world of the [Early Childhood Education and Care] employees?

  143. 531

    How is the change in the way of being of IT within the process of IT appropriation clarified through an understanding of enacted accommodations in response to emergent resistance encountered during the IT appropriation process?

  144. 532

    How do after-school program leaders describe the emergence of conflicts?

  145. 533

    How is conflict management carried out in an after-school program from the perspective of after-school program leaders?

  146. 534

    How did technology directors choose their type of technology usage policy and what was their purpose for selecting that type of policy?

  147. 535

    How do teachers reason about the opportunities and challenges associated with using news in the classroom?

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    How to implement strategies using the repertoire of the instrument, as a resource for the development of musical skills in Music Initiation?

  150. 538

    How do students control, in a logic of metacognition, their learning at the level of historical evidence from the artistic-religious heritage of Chaves and what kind of heritage awareness have they developed?

  151. 539

    Given the challenges and stresses of TPA, do teachers tend to behave and act in a way that will guarantee a good impression during appraisal, regardless of their educational beliefs and the wealth of benefits it entails?

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    Why is Spoken Word an important pedagogical vehicle for learning at the levels of self and community?

  154. 542

    How is school discipline in South Africa conceptualized in a non-specialist social media space?

  155. 543

    What is the articulation of a social media conceptualization of school discipline and South African educational policies related to school discipline?

  156. 544

    How do principals deploy deputy principals as their assistants in the management of schools?

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    Why do teachers perceive their mediation strategies as being congruent with the attainment of the Life Orientation curriculum statement and learning outcomes?

  159. 547

    How do human/nonhuman collaborations prompt and influence the formation of ecocultural identity?

  160. 548

    What intrapersonal transactions did participants utilize to navigate their challenges while in the programs?

  161. 549

    How does social support from their family and friends influence their journeys towards sustainability?

  162. 550

    What are the ways in which power relations are enacted within one early learning environment?

  163. 551

    How do educators’ perceptions of the environment as place and space contribute to the ways in which power relations are enacted?

  164. 552

    How do the professionals disseminate their knowledge gained from PMTO training, within preschools and primary schools?

  165. 553

    What did working with an intervention on improving student - to - student interactions indicate about the complexity in the multilingual upper secondary mathematics classroom?

  166. 554
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    How do [early career teachers] take up inquiry-oriented professional learning to investigate a problem of practice in their literacy classrooms?

  169. 557

    How do [early career teachers] enact change in their literacy classrooms in response to inquiry-oriented professional learning?

  170. 558

    How do preschool teachers describe their view of physical touch in relation to children's integrity in interaction between teachers and children?

  171. 559

    How do preschool teachers describe their work with children's integrity in relation to the relationship between the teachers and the children?

  172. 560
  173. 561

    How do secondary school leaders access and use relevant research findings?

  174. 562

    In what ways does the school district support or hinder the use of research?

  175. 563

    How can the Equity Matrix make school leaders’ response to student discipline restorative?

  176. 564

    How does nature, particularly outdoor and artful play, shape children’s creativity and influence their creative outcomes?

  177. 565

    How might insights gained about this study be applied in order to empower and build educators’ confidence to teach creativity outdoors?

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    How did the three secondary school mathematics teachers address pupils’ errors and misconceptions related to quadratic equations at Grade 11 level?

  179. 567

    How do teachers support student sensemaking while working with simulations in the context of 3rd grade project-based science?

  180. 568

    How are the learners affected by their experiences in learning siSwati as a subject at two senior secondary schools in the Lubombo region of Eswatini?

  181. 569

    Why do the learners experience learning of siSwati as a subject in the way they do in two senior secondary schools in the Lubombo region of Eswatini?

  182. 570

    How can the influence of the local community and leisure discourses on education be understood through the two school musical theatre projects?

  183. 571

    What pedagogical codes appear in the projects and how do they relate to time and space?

  184. 572

    Do the pupils show metalinguistic awareness connected to the instruction, and if so, how is this expressed?

  185. 573

    How do preservice teachers’ understandings of inequity and their roles as members of the IEP team shift over the course of a 12-week class that integrates issues of inequity in special education and the use of critical frameworks?

  186. 574

    How do [preservice teachers]’ understandings of inequity shift from the beginning to the end of the course?

  187. 575

    How do [Pre-Service Teachers]’ understandings of their role as members of the IEP team shift from the beginning to the end of the course?

  188. 576

    How do [preservice teachers] respond to issues of racism and ableism when it is shared by a Black parent of a student identified with a (dis)ability during initial and final simulations?

  189. 577

    How do [preservice teachers] engage in collaboration and advocacy practices when working with a Black parent of a student identified with a (dis)ability?

  190. 578

    How does a first-generation Latina engineer and scientist describe her life experiences as she became interested in STEM?

  191. 579

    How do fifth-grade general music students self-indicate and create shared meanings through verbal and nonverbal symbolic interactions?

  192. 580

    How do first year college students in procedural programming classrooms approach learning?

  193. 581

    How does the visual programming environment (VPE) support learning of procedural programming in first year college students?

  194. 582

    How do novice teacher mentees and more experienced teachers build their mentoring relationships in one secondary school in Kazakhstan?

  195. 583

    [H]ow does the transition to a middle school configuration combined with additional organizational changes impact the perceptions of teachers of the school climate?

  196. 584

    [H]ow do teachers perceive the significance of physical, social, and psychological working conditions on school climate?

  197. 585

    How do secondary school teachers experience planning for teaching using the Lower Secondary Curriculum in Mbarara City in Uganda?

  198. 586

    How do secondary school teachers experience teaching using the Lower Secondary Curriculum in Mbarara City in Uganda?

  199. 587

    How do secondary school teachers experience assessment using the Lower Secondary Curriculum in Mbarara City in Uganda?

  200. 588

    [T]o what extent do the teachers at the case study school feel [Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports] implementation influenced their efficacy in classroom behavior management?

  201. 589

    How does the experience of teaching a transgender or gender-expansive student affect music teachers' policies, procedures, and pedagogy in the choral music classroom?

  202. 590

    How do elementary [dual-language immersion] teachers negotiate these tensions to design critical translanguaging literacy lessons?

  203. 591

    How do elementary [dual-language immersion] teachers critically and creatively shift their translanguaging pedagogy while teaching such lessons?

  204. 592

    How do two teachers collaborate to deliver an integrated TE and academic mathematics program?

  205. 593

    What challenges do teachers face during integrated teaching of the TechnoMath program, and how do they navigate these challenges?

  206. 594

    What, in the band directors’ opinion, is the cause/source of the existence or nonexistence of the tension?

  207. 595
  208. 596

    What guides the decision to participate in an “America Sings!” festival?

  209. 597

    Does the service component of the “America Sings!” festival affect the participants?

  210. 598

    In what ways did Thomas A. Edison contribute to music education?

  211. 599

    How do middle-aged adult, multilingual, immigrant learners enrolled in a Canadian college program for reskilling/upskilling engage with misinformation on visual-based platforms like TikTok?

  212. 600

    How do learners participate in and make sense of instructional activities in an [English for Academic Purposes] course that target critical thinking, media literacy, and information literacy skills; what challenges and affordances do they perceive; and how do these activities influence their evaluation of misinformation in social media content?

  213. 601

    What cultural and social capital, prior knowledge and personal experiences do learners bring to their encounters with misinformation, and how do these resources shape their interpretations and decision-making?

  214. 602

    What emotional states do students experience when they encounter misinformation in digital media that aligns with their worldview, and how do these emotional states influence the way they engage in the analysis and evaluation of that misinformation?

  215. 603
  216. 604

    How are geography student teachers at the University of Zambia prepared as future geography teachers?

  217. 605

    How does a teacher’s perception of reading instruction influence the number of elementary students with reading deficiencies?

  218. 606

    How do elementary (K -5) teacher demographics (gender, age, race, year of practice, and level of educational degree) influence teacher perceptions and student performance?

  219. 607

    How do first-generation college students choose their out-of-classroom engagement experiences?

  220. 608

    How do popular music theory pedagogues prepare (analyze, interpret, transform, and organize) curricular materials?

  221. 609

    How do popular music theory pedagogues adapt and tailor instruction, as well as evaluate student understanding?

  222. 610

    How do popular music theory pedagogues reflect on the instructional process, and what new comprehensions of subject matter, students, and self arise from their reflection?

  223. 611

    In what ways do school counselors believe their preparation and training for work in the virtual K-12 setting could be improved?

  224. 612

    How do preschool staff speak about the expressions of responsibility and the boundaries of responsibility in the preschool’s everyday life?

  225. 613

    How do researchers and policy makers explain/make sense of the relationship between learners’ achievements in the TIMSS Grade 8 Science test and their socio- cultural-economic backgrounds?

  226. 614

    How did attending a rural high school impact the STEM perceptions of female and male college students?

  227. 615

    How do the school curriculum and school climate influence identity formation in students, educators, and the community?

  228. 616
  229. 617

    What can be learned from their life histories that can inspire other Black males and inform the policies and practices of institutions of higher education?

  230. 618

    How is learning disability understood by the [Psychological, Medical and Pedagogical Consultations] in one region in Kazakhstan?

  231. 619

    How do 10 high school students shift from an initial conceptualization of culture to a broader, deeper understanding of culture and the many variances encapsulated in the concept of culture?

  232. 620
  233. 621

    How can engagement with a participatory design research process for youth from urban Indigenous and newcomer immigrant communities foster intercultural understanding?

  234. 622

    How can the value of practice oriented learning benefit an emerging [Technological University] culture?

  235. 623

    How do the students I work with (autistic students with IDD) develop a sense of belongingness in classrooms and school spaces?

  236. 624

    How do French Immersion kindergarten teachers and [early childhood educators] plan for and deliver meaningful French language instruction within a play-based setting?

  237. 625

    How do faculty in higher education describe an effective undergraduate course in their field?

  238. 626

    In what ways do the behaviors of undergraduate students impact instructional decision making?

  239. 627

    What influences instructional style and decision making of faculty teaching undergraduate courses?

  240. 628

    How do synchronous collaborative learning opportunities emerge during virtual patient (VP), mixed modality and manikin-based transatlantic telesimulations?

  241. 629

    How are synchronous collaborative learning opportunities supported (or not) during [virtual patient], hybrid, and manikin-based transatlantic telesimulations?

  242. 630

    How does the transnational nature of educational programs shape students’ sense of belonging toward the US and Chinese partner universities?

  243. 631

    What does school turnaround mean to a Chicano administrator working in schools that are facing accountability sanctions?

  244. 632

    How is a Chicano administrator’s understanding of the conditions involved in school turnaround influenced by life experience, theory, and policy?

  245. 633

    Where is the space for negotiation and reform of a Chicano administrator’s school turnaround plan?

  246. 634
  247. 635

    How is gender produced and negotiated in the visual art and media classroom?

  248. 636

    What educational human and non-human assemblages emerge, and with what effect for pupils’ becoming?

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  1. 637

    What are the educational goals of [Secretarial Science Program] offered in South Korea and China?

  2. 638

    What are the educational areas/courses of this major offered in South Korea and China?

  3. 639

    What kinds of secretary certificate examination are operated in South Korea and China?

  4. 640

    What are the differences between secretarial associations in South Korea and China?

  5. 641

    How do those Stages of Concern differ by gender, years of teaching experience, age, and years of experience utilizing blended learning?

  6. 642

    What influence does a student's status within or outside of the -- Corp of Cadets have on self-reported academic entitlement scores at a Senior Military College?

  7. 643

    What influence does the academic college have on self-reported academic entitlement scores at a Senior Military College?

  8. 644

    What influence does the nature of a post-secondary program (Associate, Baccalaureate, or Certificate) have on self-reported academic entitlement scores at a Senior Military College?

  9. 645
  10. 646

    Do minority and non-minority students perceive crime on campus differently?

  11. 647

    Are there any significant differences in the perceptions of former traditional and in place candidates regarding their special education teacher preparation program?

  12. 648

    How are the opinions and attitudes about the BUSN 1440 course different between students that used multimedia and students that used text only for class discussions?

  13. 649

    Is there a difference between the amount of time [English Language Arts/Reading] and [social studies] teachers implement comprehension instructional practices?

  14. 650

    Is there a difference between the amount of time beginner and seasoned teachers implement comprehension instructional practices?

  15. 651

    Are there differences among beginner [English Language Arts/Reading], seasoned [English Language Arts/Reading], beginner [social studies] and seasoned [social studies] teachers, in the amount of time they teach comprehension instructional practices?

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  1. 652

    Is there a difference between the amount of time [English Language Arts/Reading] and [social studies] teachers spend implementing vocabulary instructional activities?

  2. 653

    Is there a difference between the amount of time beginner and seasoned teachers spend implementing vocabulary instructional activities?

  3. 654

    Are there differences among beginner [English Language Arts/Reading], seasoned [English Language Arts/Reading], beginner [social studies] and seasoned [social studies] teachers, in the amount of time they teach vocabulary instructional activities?

  4. 655

    Do [English Language Arts/Reading] and [social studies] teachers differ significantly in the frequency with which they implement reading comprehension and vocabulary instructional strategies to facilitate students’ comprehension of texts?

  5. 656

    To what degree, if any, was there a significant difference in the academic achievement of students who participated in the after-school program compared to the students who did not participate in the after-school program in English/language arts on the Georgia Milestones End of Grade test?

  6. 657

    To what degree, if any, was there a significant difference in the academic achievement of students who participated in the after-school program compared to the students who did not participate in the after-school program in mathematics on the Georgia Milestones End of Grade test?

  7. 658

    To what degree, if any, was there a significant difference for students who attended the after-school program for more than one academic year attaining higher math scores compared to students who only attended for one year on the Georgia Milestones End of Grade test?

  8. 659
  9. 660
  10. 661
  11. 662

    What differences are there in the use of learning models between different municipal departments?

  12. 663

    How did six recent high school graduates from a fine arts high school compare learning science in an [Arts-Integrated Learning] environment to traditional instruction without it?

  13. 664

    How do small, medium, and large Georgia public elementary schools utilize extended learning programs?

  14. 665

    How do small, medium, and large Georgia public elementary schools utilizing extended learning programs compare on teacher quality, program focus, and program size?

  15. 666

    How do small, medium, and large Georgia public elementary schools utilizing extended learning programs compare in structure of funding?

  16. 667

    Is there a statistically significant difference in mean third-grade mathematics pass rates, as measured by the Georgia [Criterion Reference Competency Test], among small, medium, and large Georgia public elementary schools that implement an extended learning program?

  17. 668

    Is the learning process improved with or without AR supported technology?

  18. 669

    What differences/similarities exist in the reading books from the 1950s to the recent decades?

  19. 670

    What similarities and differences are described by students with different identities (i.e., different genders, races, sexual orientations, socio-economic status etc.)?

  20. 671

    What are the key factors influencing students’ decisions to pursue computing education in Sweden and Bangladesh, considering the socioeconomic and cultural disparities between the two countries?

  21. 672

    How do Mainstream and Extended Programme students perform in their first year of university studies at a higher education institution?

  22. 673

    Is there a statistically significant difference in the number of disciplinary incidents involving repeat offenders between [Positive Behavioral Support] and non-PBS schools?

  23. 674

    Is there a statistically significant difference in reading performance between students who received [Positive Behavioral Support] and those who did not receive this intervention?

  24. 675

    Is there a difference in accounting students’ knowledge of basic tax rules, with respect to partnership taxation, when a topic-centered instructional strategy is used versus the use of whole task-centered instruction?

  25. 676

    Are accounting students able to solve authentic problems with respect to partnership taxation when a topic-centered instructional strategy is used versus the use of a whole task-centered instruction?

  26. 677
  27. 678

    Do differences exist in the rates at which students experience an in-school suspension across geographic district typologies?

  28. 679

    Does the effect of early literacy or cognitive self-regulation skills, or the relationship between early literacy and cognitive self-regulation skills differ from one community to another?

  29. 680

    What are the differences and similarities concerning university policies and other arrangements for disabled students at the two universities?

  30. 681

    Do factors influencing a music majors’ choice of university vary depending on the field of study?

  31. 682

    Do different levels of congruence of students’experienced (i.e., actual) and preferred learning environments in selected Grade 9 classrooms occur and, if so, why?

  32. 683

    How are inclusive practices manifested in the core curriculum for basic education before and after the reform of support for learning and school attendance?

  33. 684

    Is there a difference in patterns of institutionalized community engagement by institution type and institution control?

  34. 685

    Which similarities and differences are found regarding the readability of the narrative texts and the factual texts?

  35. 686

    Which similarities and differences are found regarding the type of questions that are asked in relation to the narrative texts and to the factual texts?

  36. 687

    Which reading strategies are tested in the national test and which reading strategies are practiced through the teaching materials?

  37. 688

    How do Ilorin Senior Secondary School (SSS) (grade 11) students in the convergent temporal speech cueing group, narrated screen text group, and on-screen text group differ in their attentional focus on the electric circuits tutorial?

  38. 689

    How do the Ilorin SSS students (grade 11) in the three groups differ in their performance following the intervention with the Electric Circuits Tutorial?

  39. 690

    How do the Ilorin SSS students (grade 11) in the three groups differ in their learning of electric circuits after the latency period of six weeks?

  40. 691

    Are there gender differences in course enrollment patterns or student responses to course taking or failure in remedial math?

  41. 692

    Did any of the groups that participated in the study stand out in terms of motivation (study burnout or study engagement) from other groups that participated in the study— or in comparison to other studies?

  42. 693

    To what degree, if any, was there an achievement gap in CRCT mathematics scores in the following comparisons following the enactment of NCLB from 2009 to 2014: a. Between African American students and Caucasian students in City School District A?

  43. 694

    What are the pros and cons for Navy users of personal versus government-issued mobile learning devices?

  44. 695

    How do the visions of science learning and teaching that were promoted in the participants’ science teaching methods course compare to the reform documents?

  45. 696

    How do teachers with different linguistic backgrounds use translanguaging in their teaching?

  46. 697

    Is there a significant difference in student achievement in English Language Arts (as measured by English Language Arts EOCTs) for students enrolled in career academy charter schools versus traditional public schools implementing career academies in the academic year following the implementation?

  47. 698

    Is there a significant difference in student achievement in math (as measured by Math EOCTs) for students enrolled in career academy charter schools versus traditional public schools implementing career academies in the academic year following the implementation?

  48. 699

    Is there a significant difference in student achievement in science (as measured by Science EOCTs) for students enrolled in career academy charter schools versus traditional public schools implementing career academies in the academic year following the implementation?

  49. 700

    How do the beliefs of primary teachers, elementary teachers, and middle school teachers differ on the topic of grade-level retention?

  50. 701

    How do the beliefs of primary teachers, elementary teachers, and middle school teachers differ regarding factors that influence their decisions to retain students?

  51. 702

    How does the knowledge base of primary teachers, elementary teachers, and middle school teachers differ on the topic of grade-level retention?

  52. 703

    Is one intervention method more effective than the other for the group as a whole?

  53. 704

    Have the descriptions of children and young people regarding contexts, opinions, and experiences changed over time?

  54. 705

    Are there any differences in student mean successful completion rates (percent of students receiving a grade of C- or higher) among classes with different instruction delivery method (blended learning, in-person, or online)?

  55. 706

    Are there any differences in student mean withdrawal rates (percent of students withdrawing from a course) among classes with different instruction delivery method (blended learning, in-person, or online)?

  56. 707

    Are there any differences in student mean completion rates between classes that have a blended learning design element (online activity as an extension of live events, self-directed learning activity, collaboration and communication, assessment, and reference materials) and those that do not have the element?

  57. 708

    Is there a significant difference in academic setting (departmentalized or self-contained) by level of economically disadvantaged (ED) students on the teacher's mean scale score on the Georgia Milestones Assessment System (GMAS)?

  58. 709

    Do students enrolled in a Mathematics Support class achieve at a significantly higher rate than students who are not enrolled in a Mathematics Support class as measured by the [End of Course Test]?

  59. 710

    Are scores on the mathematics [End of Course Test] significantly higher for the 2013-2014 school year as compared to the 2012-2013 school year?

  60. 711

    Do students enrolled in a Mathematics Support class demonstrate more growth than students who are not enrolled in a Mathematics Support class as measured by the [Student Growth Percentile]?

  61. 712

    Are the [Student Growth Percentile] in mathematics significantly higher for the 2013- 2014 school year as compared to the 2012-2013 school year?

  62. 713

    After engaging in the regular practice of revision, what is the change in students’ perceptions and feelings about writing?

  63. 714

    After engaging in the practice of revision, what is the change in the quality of student writing?

  64. 715

    To what extent do the graduate candidates enrolled in the course perceive themselves autonomous at the start and end of the course?

  65. 716

    Is there a significant difference across time on the [Oregon Assessment of Knowledge and Skills] Reading Test for middle school schedule type ([treatment group] versus [comparison group])?

  66. 717

    Is there a significant difference across time in the [Oregon Assessment of Knowledge and Skills] Reading Achievement Standards of Nearly Meeting, Meeting, or Exceeding for middle school schedule type ([treatment group] versus [comparison group])?

  67. 718

    Is there a statistically significant difference in the measure of school organization themes based on the School Culture Survey between selected low and high performing elementary schools in Georgia?

  68. 719

    Which similarities and / or differences are there in the methodology as a tool for music instrument education on flute and oboe?

  69. 720

    Does one of the selected statistical procedures generate a more accurate classification model based on Cohen’s Kappa, ROC curves, and sensitivity and specificity by certificate or diploma type?

  70. 721

    What is the difference in achievement amongst [KwaZulu-Natal] schools in the TIMSS Grade 8 Science test, with particular reference to rural secondary schools?

  71. 722

    Were there any significant differences in students’ perceptions of culturally responsive teaching among students in terms of race, academic classification, gender, college affiliation, and institution type?

  72. 723

    Is there any difference in integration experiences for Russian and Kazakh medium groups; and what is the role of a language of instruction choice in this process?

Causal questions

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  1. 724
  2. 725

    How does exposure to professional development on equity-focused teaching change teacher beliefs about culture, race/ethnicity, and socioeconomic status?

  3. 726

    How does using the multimedia discussion tool, VoiceThread, affect student achievement in online learning?

  4. 727

    How is individual student performance on writing summaries impacted by different instructional strategies?

  5. 728

    Is there a statistically significant difference in mean third-grade mathematics pass rates, as measured by the Georgia [Criterion Reference Competency Test], between schools that implement an extended learning program and those that do not?

  6. 729

    To what degree can participation in this outdoor education program foster environmental knowledge and encourage pro-environmental attitudes and self-reported pro-environmental behaviours?

  7. 730

    How did the central office and building administrative leadership impact a change in the organization and schools?

  8. 731

    Does implementation of school wide [Positive Behavioral Support] result in a decrease in the total number of student disciplinary office referrals when compared to a non-PBS school?

  9. 732

    Does the [Music Literacy Integration Intervention] change the teachers’ overall self-efficacy toward music integration as measured by the [Teacher Efficacy scale] from pretest to posttest?

  10. 733

    How do the types and the sources of errors and misconceptions influence errors in Grade 9 learners’ cognition when learning Algebra?

  11. 734

    To what degree, if any, does [Formative Assessment Lesson] implementation affect high school students’ mathematics self-efficacy?

  12. 735

    To what degree, if any, does [Formative Assessment Lesson] implementation affect high school students’ motivation?

  13. 736

    To what degree, if any, does [Formative Assessment Lesson] implementation affect student achievement for high school mathematics students?

  14. 737

    Is the methodology of learning by virtual websites effective in the EFL classroom?

  15. 738

    Has the StudySmarter-Vaia tool contributed to the meaningful learning of irregular verbs?

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  1. 739
  2. 740

    Does the students’ background, described in terms of their socio-economic status, influence their perceptions of their learning environment?

  3. 741

    What is the influence of social constructivist-based learning environments in promoting student outcomes of attitude toward science, achievement, and gender equity in three socioeconomic contexts?

  4. 742

    What are the effects of potential moderating variables among interventions that promote self-determination for students with or at-risk of [emotional and behavioral disorders] in a school setting?

  5. 743

    How widespread is course repetition, and how does it affect students’ course performance and achievement of other postsecondary milestones?

  6. 744
  7. 745

    Will the use of [Peer Mediated Instruction and Intervention] within a general education classroom affect the number of initiations in students with an autism diagnosis?

  8. 746

    Will the use of [Peer Mediated Instruction and Intervention] within a general education classroom affect the number of conversational turn-takes in students with an autism diagnosis?

  9. 747

    What are the effects of retrieval practice and rich vocabulary instruction on word learning in grade 3 students?

  10. 748

    What impact can bilingual contrastive and multisensory instruction have on pupils’ phonemic awareness?

  11. 749

    What were the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the student acceptance of online learning technology in the Southland region of Invercargill?

  12. 750

    What effects do the parental status, marital status, and gender of a student have on educational attainment?

  13. 751

    What effects do Tinto’s pre-entry attributes of family background, skills and abilities, and prior schooling, have on educational attainment of the single-father student?

  14. 752

    Is there statistically significant growth for large public rural Georgia schools in mean percentage of passing rates on the math portion of the Georgia High School Graduation Test over a 3-year period after incorporating technology such as computers, high speed internet access, and electronic white boards?

  15. 753

    Is there statistically significant growth for small public rural Georgia schools in mean percentage of passing rates on the math portion of the Georgia High School Graduation Test over a 3-year period after incorporation of technology such as computers, high speed internet access, and electronic white boards?

  16. 754

    To what extent does specific feedback, combined with self-evaluation using a recording, promote self-calibration accuracy among middle school performers in instrumental music environments?

  17. 755

    To what extent does the specific feedback impact the bands’ performance improvement, thus reflecting a group increased awareness over repeated events?

  18. 756

    What are the effects of an assignment that incorporated reading, writing, discourse, and reflection for Honors Advanced Algebra students?

  19. 757
  20. 758

    How does language proficiency in Kazakh, Russian, and English among university leaders, faculty, and administrative staff affect the effectiveness of management practices in fostering international collaborations at Kazakhstani public universities?

  21. 759

    To what extent does integrating the audience design model in teachers’ differentiated initiations and feedback improve students’ verbal responses?

  22. 760

    To what extent does employing Bloom’s Taxonomy of Cognitive Domains when tailoring teachers’ initiations and feedback help improve students’ verbal responses?

  23. 761

    Are there statistically significant differences in passing rates between men and women college students who took an entry-level college math course using the new co-requisite model compared to those students who did not?

  24. 762

    How do students' gender and age affect student-faculty relationships and students' motivation?

  25. 763

    How would the system quality, information quality and service quality of Wechat-based mobile learning affect satisfaction in the enterprise education environment?

  26. 764

    How would the system quality, information quality and service quality of Wechat-based mobile learning affect the intention of continuous use in the enterprise education environment?

  27. 765

    What are the effects of performance feedback on teacher's implementation of fidelity directed classroom strategies and programs?

  28. 766

    What contextual variables of performance feedback produce the best effect on teacher's implementation fidelity?

  29. 767

    To what degree do the leadership behaviors of effective high school choral directors influence students’ self-reported levels of extra effort, satisfaction, and assessment of their director’s overall effectiveness?

  30. 768

    How do students' knowledge of unknown numbers change between pre- and post tests?

  31. 769

    This core question is followed by this subsidiary research question: To what extent can the use of clickers enhance students’ clinical communicative competence in isiXhosa as a second additional language?

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  1. 770

    What are the demographic and perceived intrinsic and extrinsic factors and variables that encourage the use of Internet-enhanced instructional strategies by Georgia secondary Agricultural Education teachers who participated in the study?

  2. 771

    What are the demographic and perceived inhibiting factors and variables that discourage the use of Internet-enhanced instructional strategies by Georgia secondary Agricultural Education teachers who participated in the study?

  3. 772

    Is there a statistically significant relationship between a Georgia high school’s student demographic variables and the school’s [College and Career Ready Performance Index] score, and if so, to what degree?

  4. 773
  5. 774

    What are the relationships between early childhood educators’ views of play and creativity, and the perceived roles of the educators?

  6. 775

    What are the relationships between teachers’ [Assessment for Learning] strategies and [Assessment for Learning] conceptions?

  7. 776

    How does culturally sustaining instruction relate to the students' use of language while reading and writing about non-fiction texts in English?

  8. 777
  9. 778

    What is the relationship between students’ want formation and relevant social and cultural conditions (Article II- IV)?

  10. 779

    Is there any relationship between students’ mathematics self-efficacy, motivation, achievement, and [Formative Assessment Lesson] implementation?

  11. 780

    Is there a relationship between early literacy skills and cognitive self-regulation in preschool students?

  12. 781
  13. 782

    How does the instructional system shape students’ engagement in peer interactions and their use of technological tools in a large lecture course?

  14. 783

    What are the relationships among students’ peer interactions, their digital instructional technology use, and their performance on assessments in a physics lecture course?

  15. 784

    Which measure of implementation (e.g., dimensions of instructional quality, treatment adherence) accounts for the most variance in student outcomes?

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  1. 785

    How are English Language Proficiency, academic achievement, and academic growth in English Language Learner related to one another?

  2. 786
  3. 787

    To what extent is the relationship between English Language Proficiency level and academic achievement of English language learners mediated by academic growth?

  4. 788

    Is a college student’s decision to stay enrolled in community college dependent on their demographic characteristics (i.e., age, enrollment status, educational goals, ethnicity, and gender)?

  5. 789

    Is a college student's decision to stay enrolled in community college dependent on their financial status (i.e., receipt of financial aid – Yes or No)?

  6. 790

    Is a college student’s decision to stay enrolled in community college dependent on their academic performance (i.e., grade point average (GPA)?

  7. 791

    How do principal job attributes, factors associated with the certification rule change, and demographic variables predict an educator’s willingness to pursue a degree or certification in educational leadership in Georgia?

  8. 792

    To what extent are the servant leadership behaviors of [General Equivalency Diploma] graduates affected by their selected demographic characteristics?

  9. 793

    Are there relationships among grit, organizational commitment, and retention among superintendents in the southern region of the United States?

  10. 794

    [W]hat are the district teachers’ perceptions of the effects of [Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports] implementation on their ability to manage behaviors in the classroom?

  11. 795

    Is there a correlation between principals’ perceptions of technology use and of percentage of passing rates on the math portion of the Georgia High School Graduation Test scores in small public schools in Georgia?

  12. 796

    Is there a tension between the established norms (habitus) regarding the repertoire used in public schools, and practicing band directors’ professional contextual realities?

  13. 797

    How do selected variables (grade level, past musical experiences, gender) interact with the influence of a group composition activity on students’ musical self-efficacy?

  14. 798

    [W]hat are the reciprocal relations between [social innovation education] and student wellbeing?

  15. 799

    [H]ow is teacher engagement related to a student-focused [social innovation education] programme?

  16. 800

    To what extent and in what manner do teachers’ self-efficacy (efficacy in student engagement, efficacy in instructional strategies, and efficacy in classroom management), and instructional strategies (student-directed instruction, direct instruction, promotion of student thinking, and academic performance feedback) predict teachers’ adaptive instruction in K-12 classrooms that include [English Language Learners]?

  17. 801

    Do the funding allocations for instruction, academic support, student services, and institutional support adequately predict the three-year graduation rate at community colleges, primarily certificate and diploma granting institutions, in the southeastern region of the United States?

  18. 802

    Is there a statistically significant correlation between school organization themes as measured by the School Culture Survey and school performance in selected low and high performing elementary schools in Georgia?

  19. 803

    Are environmental factors (Pell eligibility, single parent status, displaced homemaker status), background factors (age, race or ethnicity, gender, high school diploma type, high school graduation date), and academic integration components (student GPA and program type) significant predictors of nontraditional student retention for certificates 18–36 credit hours in length?

  20. 804

    What is the correlation, if any, between the motivation of middle and high school students and their scores on MOS certification exams?

  21. 805

    What is the correlation, if any, between the reading comprehension levels of middle and high school students and their scores on MOS certification exams?

  22. 806

    How do students’ motivation and reading comprehension predict their performance in MOS exams?

  23. 807

    To what extent does the Grade Placement Committee (GPC) decision in the 5th grade predict high school graduation?

  24. 808

    What were the relationships among students’ perceptions of culturally responsive teaching, sense of belonging and academic self-efficacy?

  25. 809

    To what extent are students engineering design self-efficacy, metacognitive awareness, and/or prior making experiences correlated with their professional dispositions to be an engineer, designer, or maker?

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