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    • STRAIGHT IS THE GATE 53 needed for two to three years. The mission provides a period of time for these young men to assess their commitment to the work and to focus on giving back to their community. In the process, these young men learn valuable...
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    • STRAIGHT IS THE GATE 63 or engage in other housework. Because of this, she earned her degree in one year instead of the typical two years. In many ways, each family acts as an autonomous community in itself. The members contribute in their own ways...
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    • 7 Chapter 2 Literature Review Math can pose problems for students, teachers, and parents alike. This project examines peer-revised research to determine common characteristics of successful and not so successful math students, teachers, and home...
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    • 42 multiplying, and dividing of decimals, number sense, basic algebraic understanding, and simple adding and subtracting of fractions. The fifth grade basic skills results were high in relation to the scores of their initial sixth grade test, and...
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    • 49 developed poor work ethic, study habits, and a history of poor performance on testing. Much of the work and effort that the researcher put into these students is insignificant to the influence they have had prior to entering his class. “The...
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    • Employee Giving 77 VITA Ron Cardon was born in Cedar City, Utah. He is a 1996 graduate of Southern Utah University where he earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree majoring in Communication and Spanish with a minor in Business Administration. Following...
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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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    • 5 She now teaches fifth grade at Eagle Elementary, and has had the privilege of being an instrumental faculty member at a school which has twice been named “Title One School of The Year” as well as a “Blue Ribbon School” of national...
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    • No pirates no princesses 13 purchase of certain products has taken on a symbolic nature. The nature of symbolic consumption has changed from one of treating consumption as a language, to a means of nonverbal communication (Mayer, 1989). At the...
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    • No pirates no princesses 43 Responsibility is also caring for what one has, participant two shared a story about her grandmother who had smoked all her life who contracted lung cancer and was on a waiting list for a new lung, she commented, ―why...
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    • No pirates no princesses 150 K: They get $2 a week. Both the kids. And they have chores separately. Although not a lot of chores, we should probably give them more. I: Oh really, why what do they do now? K: They take in and out the trash cans, pick...
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    • 4 Another purpose of this study was to better involve parents in the decision-making concerning discipline measures taken when assisting target students. Research has shown, “students whose parents are involved in their education often show...
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    • 28 In order to support the goal of increasing parent involvement, the researcher provided parent disclaimers to be sent home with the behavior-tracking sheets at each stage in the discipline plan. The disclaimers explain each step in the Pro-Active...
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    • 51 Appendix E Procedures Summary for Parent Communication Dear Parent(s)/Guardian(s), Your child, ____________________, has been placed on a behavior-tracking sheet for his/her behavior in class. I have met with your child, and together we have...
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