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Studies in Teaching: 2024 Research Digest

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title
Studies in Teaching: 2024 Research Digest
alternative
Action Research Projects Presented at the 28th Annual Graduate Student Research Forum
abstract
This document presents the proceedings of the 28th Annual Research Forum held June 27, 2024, at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Included are the following eight action research papers: (1) College Athletics and the High School Athlete: Perspectives of High School Coaches (Michael Goehrig); (2) The Influence of Blogging on Self-Efficacy in Students' Writing (Jayna Palumbo); (3) Impacts of Environmental Justice Topics on Student Perception of their Identity in STEM (Samantha G. Reese); (4) Historical Thinking in Small Group Cooperative Learning (Sam Schectman); (5) The Effect of Adaptation on Student Engagement with Shakespeare (Savannah Smith); (6) Story Maps and Reading Comprehension in Second Grade Students (Emma Stein); (7) Poetic Composition's Influence on Student Attitudes Toward Poetry (Rachel Thomas); and (8) Student Engagement with Graphic Novels (Taylor Whitman). Individual papers contain references, tables, and figures.
subject
Action Research
Athletic Coaches
Athletics
Cartoons
College Athletics
Concept Mapping
Conference Papers
Cooperation
Electronic Publishing
Elementary Secondary Education
Environmental Education
Grade 2
High School Students
Language Arts
Learner Engagement
Media Adaptation
Memory
Novels
Poetry
Reading Comprehension
Recall (Psychology)
Self Concept
Self Efficacy
Small Group Instruction
STEM Education
Story Telling
Student Attitudes
Web Sites
Writing Assignments
contributor
McCoy, Leah P. (editor)
coverage
Winston-Salem, NC (spatial)
date
2024-06-27
2025-05-02T19:20:32Z (accessioned)
2025-05-02T19:20:32Z (available)
2025-05-02 (issued)
identifier
ERIC Number: ED656154 (other)
https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED656154 (uri)
http://hdl.handle.net/10339/110821 (uri)
publisher
Wake Forest University

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