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    • 13 included in student files as part of the researcher’s improvement plan to the Pro-Active Skill Building Program. It is intended by the researcher to encourage faculty and staff at the study site to incorporate these preventative interventions...
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    • 33 materials for the garden including funding and space; (b) lack of time for staff, students, and faculty to properly implement school garden learning; and (c) lack of knowledge and curriculum. Overcoming these barriers has expanded the reach and...
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    • 69 Networking and partnering with state initiatives resulted in funding and maintenance with school gardens in this research sample. The Department of Health had an initiative, Putting Prevention to Work, that funded some school garden...
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    • 75 Education initiatives such as NCLB have changed the way educators teach and assess learning. School gardens were historically viewed as a classroom. In the cyclical spirit of education trends, school gardens could again be a successful and...
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    • 8 million to the education system for this, and similar, purposes (National Defense Education Act of 1958, 2001). Funding for gifted programs started to increase during the 1970’s and 1980’s, in part, due to the creation of an official...
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    • 55 This may explain why School 11, from a district-wide perspective, was an outlier on in every category. Every time the indicators suggested they should have success, their scores came in low. Their high submission rate didn’t seem to make a...
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    • Self-Disclosure and Cohesion in the Classroom 9 As the literature suggests, the majority of studies relating to self-disclosure in the classroom are centered on the role of the teacher. However, there has yet to be a study on the effect of...
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    • Self-Disclosure and Cohesion in the Classroom 24 H4 states that students will express greater willingness to communicate in smaller groups than with the entire class. On the willingness to communicate scale, the ANOVA showed significant differences...
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    • 1 CHAPTER 1 Introduction -­‐ Nature of the Problem The connection between physical activity and student engagement is a heavily debated topic in the field of education. The health benefits of physical activity are well documented but the academic...
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    • 10 physical activity throughout the day tend to show increased brain function, higher concentration levels, higher energy levels, increases self-­‐esteem and better behavior which may all support cognitive learning (Cocke, 2002). This increase in...
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    • 19 following the exercise. The researchers for this experiment suggested that physical activity might increase students’ cognitive control and ability to pay attention. The study was conducted by alternating 20-­‐minute periods of resting or wal...
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    • Commitment 4 “The poor are doing it by uncoupling parenthood from marriage, and the financially secure are doing it by blasting apart their unions if the principals aren’t having fun anymore” (Flanagan, 2009, p. 2). Flanagan (2009) argued...
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    • Commitment 9 our relationships by reconciling our differences. That’s how we become more loving people and truly experience the fruits of marriage. (p. 28) Gottman and Gottman (2006) said that a stable marriage require at least five times as...
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    • Commitment 11 Commitment With television showing marriage and commitment negatively, a lack of examples of commitment in marriage, and many sobering statistics about marriage, it is no wonder why many young adults are cautious about marriage and...
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    • Commitment 12 Carroll et al. (2009) found that emerging adults viewed being able to make life-long commitments to others as one of the primary marriage readiness indicators. Clements & Swensen (2000) studied the marriages of older couples and what...
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    • Commitment 17 men, rises with their earnings. In a study by Carroll et al. (2009), emerging adults stated primary qualities they believed predicted marriage readiness include interpersonal competencies and developing capacities to care for others....
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    • Commitment 19 influence strategies, and the satisfaction and commitment in marriage relationships, it was found that perceptions of marital satisfaction and commitment are affected by the use of influence strategies by each spouse (Weigel, Bennett,...
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    • Commitment 22 service is another love language where actions are expressions of love. The last love language is physical touch. Chapman (2010) said, “Physical touch is also a powerful vehicle for communicating marital love…For some individuals,...
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    • 16 technical electives and open university electives [Wes07]. Additionally, they suggested that each of the technical subjects must be accompanied 1 hour lab hours. The purpose of this lab course is to maintain hands-on experience among students...
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    • 49 The Digital forensics component covers advanced computer science and information technology skills. Students would be able to use advanced digital forensics analysis tools to recover potential evidence from physical media storage that comes...
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