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School Psychologist's Role in ELL Special Education Pre-Referral

Examines school psychologists' roles in pre-referral processes for English Language Learners in special education, including RTI/MTSS tiers and exclusion criteria.

Education

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High and Low Context Communication Across Cultures

Explores high and low context communication challenges between non-native English speakers and police officers, with cross-cultural training solutions.

Communications

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GAP Program Services for Karen Refugees in St. Paul, MN

A community research study on GAP services for Karen refugees and English language learners in St. Paul, MN, examining barriers, satisfaction, and service improvements.

Social Issues

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Stonehenge as a Neolithic and Bronze Age burial monument

Stonehenge is a prehistoric monument located in the English countryside, in the county of Wiltshire around 13 miles north of the city of Salisbury. It is one of the most famous of the ancient sites, composed of earthworks surrounding a circular setting of large, standing stones.

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Understanding Shakespeare's Elizabethan context and literary influence

Clearly one of the most influential writers in the English language that has survived and prospered in contemporary times is William Shakespeare.

~6 min read

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488 words

Emotional intelligence and conflict resolution in achieving peace

The 4th edition of the American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language defined Peace as an inner contentment. It is an emotion where one is satisfied and fulfilled and where he is agreeing that things happening with and about him are exactly what he hopes in life.

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Satire and vanity in Johnson and Pope's poetry

Despite their status as two of the 'great men' of neoclassical English literature, Samuel Johnson and Alexander Pope were born under relatively poor circumstances.

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650 words

Veidemanis's teaching approach to Mary Shelley's Frankenstein

Veidemanis, a high-school English teacher in Oshkosh, Wisconsin and a well-known literary critic on British Literature of the 19th century, offers a number of very intriguing ways to teach Mary Shelley's classic Gothic novel Frankenstein; or, the Modern Prometheus in the classroom, especially at…

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790 words

Curriculum alignment audit of a charter school's expeditionary learning program

According to F.W. English's Deciding What to Teach and Test: Designing, Aligning and Auditing the Curriculum (the Milliennium Edition), every school must conduct an audit to assess their alignment and to develop procedures to bring the school into alignment.

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Nature imagery in Romantic poetry by Shelley, Keats, and Whitman

One unifying characteristic of the works of the English and American Romantic poets Shelley, Keats, and Whitman is that all of these writers used images of nature to further their artistic self-expression.

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