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    • INTRflMURALS m DflVIS, MflGLEBY Checkers NELSON Box Hockey BRONCS Volleyball SIGMfl CHI RHO College Basketball PHRRY, DOTSON Tennis HflYCOCK, WILLIAMS Tennis HUNTER Tennis The first activities in the Intramural program were basketball and bowling,...
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    • Martha and Gertrude Shoot OH! OH! Two of a Kind The First Snow Help! The Student Life and Campus Personalities of the Branch Agricultural Col-lege have given color to the 1937-1938 school year. There are so many humor-ous events perhaps many of...
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    • KITCHEN Homemade Candies Ice Cream • Complete FOUNTAIN SERVICE Cedar City, Utah MARY'S SandwicK Shop & Cafe Breakfast - Lunch Dinner Fountain Service Special attention given to Student Parties and Bridge Luncheons CEDflR CITY /. G. A. Save Every...
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    • 50 Chapter 5 Discussion This chapter is outlined by first revisiting the problem and issues and why they are important to this final discussion. Next, the similarities and differences between the results of this study and that of others are...
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    • 55 from a variety of schools within Washington County School District, or even within the entire state of Utah, were beyond the scope of this investigation but would have helped to add more insight with the results. Practical Significance Because...
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    • STRAIGHT IS THE GATE 17 marriage in peace. From this time forward, the Work maintained a congregation in Salt Lake City and one in Short Creek. As Lorin Woolley grew older, he understood that it would be important to reorganize the high priesthood...
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    • STRAIGHT IS THE GATE 25 Chapter 2: Review of Literature In order to clearly organize the literature to be reviewed, I organized the literature into three categories, (a) polygamy, (b) power differentiation, and (c) co-cultural...
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    • STRAIGHT IS THE GATE 28 purposes for practicing polygamy. Their work gave a holistic and broadly based understanding of what life was like for people in the two fundamentalist communities in which they worked. Power Differentiation To establish the...
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    • STRAIGHT IS THE GATE 44 no wives. Most of these men expected to be asked by the community leaders to marry another wife sometime in the future. Contraceptives were discouraged because the Work preached that the main purpose of life on earth is to...
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    • STRAIGHT IS THE GATE 60 He explained that because of the strength of his wives, he felt the need to become stronger and more worthy in fulfilling his responsibilities as a father, husband, and priesthood holder. Interviewee #15’s second wife,...
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    • STRAIGHT IS THE GATE 61 family’s income. These decisions are agreed upon by the husband and wives based on each person’s preference and the needs of the family. “Home mothers” divide the responsibilities and further delegate duties to the...
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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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    • STRAIGHT IS THE GATE 67 kitchen window had a screen that was broken and I stood there and held his hand and he said, “Always remember that I love you, and always remember to say your prayers.” After hours of anxious waiting, she, her two...
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    • 3 shown to help teachers rectify the lack of parental involvement in a student’s math education. Background, Significance, and Purpose Statement, and Study Setting There has been a large amount of research done studying the importance of parental...
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    • 5 Definition of terms Academic Achievement: Students being able to perform independently at grade level proficiency. Basic Skills Test: The Basic Skills Test is an assessment measuring a student’s understanding as it pertains to math fundamentals...
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    • 20 is the firm belief that parental engagement makes a significant difference to educational outcomes and that parents have a key role to play in raising educational standards. In summary, the more engaged parents are in the education of their...
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    • 28 considered valid and accurate, the researcher needed the honest input of parents regarding their students and the homework process inside their home. The study participants involved in this project were sixth grade students assigned to the...
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    • 29 support those struggling students. Procedures To complete this study, the researcher developed a math homework tracker to obtain a better idea of what is being done at home to support students in day to day learning objectives. This tracker was...
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    • 32 Chapter 4 Results Throughout the researcher’s Master of Education Capstone project, five vital educational resources were monitored to effectively determine the ability and growth among students identified as lacking parental support. First,...
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    • 33 In this chapter the researcher will compare performance characteristics during three units of math instruction. The first unit of math instruction is focused on observing the academic behavior of the selected students with basic in-class...
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