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    • 1 Chapter 1 Introduction Chemistry is "the study of matter and the changes it undergoes" (Buthelezi, Dingrando, Hainen, Wistrom & Zike, 2008, p. 4). Almost everything studied by scientists involves matter. Since this is the case, it is crucial to...
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    • 12 example, in the field of computer programming, (Moran, Kornhaber, and Gardner, 2006) a common career choice for the mathematical/logical learner. Students who do well in traditional classrooms are mathematical/logical learners (Nolen, 2003). A...
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    • 13 successfully have a significantly higher community participation rate at cultural, intellectual, athletic, and artistic events (Steinkamp, 1998, 34-59). Additionally, town-gown studies suggest that community members who have benefited from a...
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    • 14 VITA name. Most Universities run their VITA programs through their accounting offices by students as a fully-functioning nonprofit office (Hulsart, 2007, 48-50). VITA is a successful service-learning program because it provides tax information...
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    • 2 1 6. Acquire and use accurately grade-appropriate general academic and domain-specific words and phrases, including those that signal precise actions, emotions, or states of being (e.g., quizzed, whined, stammered) and that are basic to a...
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    • 20 Chapter 4 Results In this chapter, the purpose of the study and research surveys are reviewed followed by an overview of questions asked during individual interviews. Analysis is then provided with summary data. Introduction The purpose of this...
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    • 24 The researcher found it interesting that male responses generally focused around the themes of physical skills that they had which could best benefit the service site such as construction, building, lifting, etc. as seen in Table 2. Table...
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    • 3 INCLUSION: IN SERVICE TRAINING handicapped students, rather those students with a mild/moderate disability. The observing of students was limited to ten mild/moderate students from Monroe Elementary School. The questionnaire was limited to classroo...
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    • 30 This shows that the students are most motivated by factors that influence the community and then self-serving factors. It is interesting to note that the male participants were most interested in gaining leadership skills while the female...
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    • 31 The next question dealt specifically with the Spring Service Expedition. The students were asked to rate how influential each factor was for them with regard to the Expedition. Table 6 shows the results to their responses. Table 6 UVU Spring...
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    • 34 2006). The second project included research on bridge building, building a bridge out of toothpicks, and figuring the cost of material if their design was an actual bridge. The project required the use of interpersonal, bodily/kinesthetic,...
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    • 35 3. The students’ motivation and amount of time dedicated to service both impact the level of learning for that student. In this chapter, the discussions of the research findings are presented as an overview of the findings with regard to each...
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    • 35 Four hours per week throughout the year. Miss Brown. English b. This course consists of a careful study of diction and of the fundamental rhetorical principles-unity, coherence, emphasis, proportion-as applied to the whole...
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    • 4 Students involved with bus transportation were generally eliminated (after conferencing with these students and parents) from club invitations due to the inability to arrive at school at the prescribed time. While one parent did offer to drive a...
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    • 45 INCLUSION: IN SERVICE TRAINING willing to make the change to inclusion if they are given the necessary training to do so. I also learned that teachers haven’t been making the necessary accommodations for disabled students because they haven’t...
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