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775 -; - - - 10 DARING to Reach the Heartland: A Service Learning Approach for Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing
774 -; - - - 06 5 year Transfer Shock Study: Students of Color Show Greatest Recovery from Transfer Shock by graduation from 4 year institution
773 O - - - 06 Fairness in grading
772 -; - - - -- How service learning projects can be a catalyst for faculty learning
765 y y O - 06 Academic Service Learning and Collaborative Action research: Two Roads to Educational Reform
764 O O O - -- Voices of service and learning: Preservice teachers writing with adolescents labeled "at risk" (3 pages other missing:sent 10-8)
763 -; - - - -- Standards for the reciprocal Interaction of the teaching profession and service learning
762 O - - - 10 Saving the World (But Without Doing Politics): The Strange Schizophrenia of the Service-Learning Movement
761 O O - - 06 Cycles: an integrated service- learning project created by preservice teachers
760 O - - - 05 Incorporation of Service-Learning Into a Biological Science Course
755 -; - - - 06 Raising the roof: expanding the frontiers of service learning in the field of literacy
754 O - - - 14 Examining Content Knowledge Gains In Academic Service-Learning: A Study In An Educational Psychology Course
753 O O - - 07 Utilizing Service Learning to Incite Student Passion for Learning
752 October 8th 18 Faculty Success and Satisfaction in Service-Learning
751 October 8th 02 Service learning brings new dimension to courses at Miracosta
750 O - - - 16 Service-Learning Competencies for Beginning Teachers
746 O O O - 05 Service-learning in Higher Education: from vision to action
744 October 8th 14 Importance of public relations planning to service-learning success
743 O O - - 15 Essential components for service learning experiences in preparing future health professionals
741 October 8th 06 Dissolving the Provider-Recipient Split (service-learning)
740 O - - - 04 Service Learning in Dance
737 October 8th 09 Ethics for Computer Professionals: Responsibility, Service, and Citizenship. POV
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735 O - - - -- Its and It's and Other Errors in Student Writing: A Confrontational Approach
731 -; - - - -- Problem based service learning
730 October 8th 08 Major electronic resources for world history.FYI: W or S for sure
725 October 7th 23 Business communication students' personality types and preferences for various business communication topics
724 O - - - 07 Community Service and Medical Student Time Conflict: Managing community and campus time requirements through service-learning and home care activities
723 O - - - 17 The Paired Freshman Seminar: A Program that Works
720 O O O - 08 Critical Thinking, Service Learning and General Education Competencies at MWCC
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718 Sept 30th 34? Will You Still Be Teaching In The Twenty First Century?
717 October 8th 16 Disagreement and Conflict Resolution in Academic Discourse. POV - S
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711 -; - - - 10 A boardwork and note formatting model for learning mathematics coursework using writing
705 O - - - 04 Service Learning in Religious Studies as Encounter with "Other" Goals and Methods for Teaching a Service Learning
704 October 8th 03 Some Reflections on Service-Learning and the Heritages of Liberal Arts Higher Education. POV
703 October 8th 08 Enhancing Problem Solving Skills Among Students with Disabilities POV-s
702 O O - - 16 Freshman Seminar Service-Learning: For Academic and Intellectual Community Integration
701 R O - - 03 Distance education (at a distance)
700 October 8th 13 Open distance learning and foreign language acquisition, OGL transeuropean network. spring
682 AE Extra 06 Cognitive Coaching Essays
681 O O - - 08 Service-Learning as the Meeting Place for Ethics and Pedagogy
680 O O y - 25 Can student "hardiness" serve as and indicator of likely persistence to graduation?
672 O O O - 14 Service-Learning: Vygotsky, Dewey, and Teaching Writing
671 O - - - 11 Process and outcomes on integrating service learning methodology in nursing curricula
670 O O O - 05 Service Learning in Composition I: Tips for Crafting a Positive Experience
669 O - - - 12 Service-Learning and Ethics: An Invitation to Authenticity
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661 R O - - 13 liberate the minds of communities through community colleges' liberal arts curriculum
660 O O O - 10 Public Relations and the ... College Greek System
659 O O - - 09 From Campus to Community: Combating Learned Passivity through Service Learning
658 O O - - 13 Memoir, Technology, and Research: Public Spaces for Students and Senior Citizens
657 y y y s 08 Students' Perceptions of Special Education Service Delivery Models
656 O O - - 05 I teach graduate courses that provide teachers and leaders for the schools in...
655 y y y s 16 Prof Development Assessment for Voc and Tech Edu Teachers of Students with Special Needs
654 O - - - 07 Applied Sociology and Service Learning: Marriage of Two Movements
652 y y y w 05 Facing Our Inner Fears: Musings on The Courage to Teach by Parker Palmer
650 O - - - 17 Film as Medium for Analysis in Graduate Psychology Course
647 y y y s 16 Contrastive Analysis in language teaching - time to come in from the cold.
645 O R O - 09 School Culture and the Standards Movement
639 y y y s 11 Myths of Interactive Television "Distance Learning"
637 y y y s 12 Learning Style Preferences Relating to Adult Students
636 O - - - 16 A Pilot Study of the Impact of Service-Learning in College Composition on Native and Non-Native Speakers of English
635 O - - - 05 A Review of Parental Involvement Among Impoverished African-American Families
630 -; - - - -- An Internet Guide to School-to-Careers Information
625 y y y s 12 on-line virtual course
621 y y - - 17 Teaching reading in ESL 621-NEW-spring??
620 August 31st 15 constructivist learn..preservice teach
619 August 31st 05 Summary Notecards..aid to Class Prep
616 y y y s 11 using poetry in teach writing
611 August 31st 03 Developing Communication Skills Through Service Learning
610 August 31st 11 Children's Catalog
603 mentor found19 Text Summarization TEFL Author please contact us ASAP
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600 August 31st 18 increasing mathematical awareness
590 r - - - 09 Technology and vocabulary development in the schools
589 y y y s 09 Using HyperNews to facilitate student learning
586 y y y s 09 Keep your eyes off the screen: online cheating and what can we do about it
584 r r - - 06 Advertisements and privacy on the web: some things to consider
582 y y y s 02 Soapbox: The Internet does not have everything
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546 October 8th 06 Piloting Exercise Physiology In The Web-Based Environment ???Pedagogical components... spr???
541 y y y W 08 semester's journal
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540 O - - - 21 Analysis of Spanish composition textbooks
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538 y y - - 02 Intertextuality in our classrooms: envisioning the relationship between literature and composition
536 September ? 02 The writings on the wall: the paradigm shift (from middle school instructor). (returned by post mail)
535 AE Extra -- Open distance learning and foreign language acquisition (Transeuropean Network)
522 y y y w 13 Service-Learning: Principles, Procedures, and Practices for Teacher Preparation Programs
521 y y y w 14 College Student Affection Issues in Child- and Family-Focused Community Service Learning Settings
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503 y y y w 18 Connecting Service and Leadership In the Classroom
479 - - - - 11 A brain based model school at central elementary xxx
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474 AE Extra 05 Japan thry eyes of Fulbright schol
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467 y O - - 12 The authority of experience in learning to teach: Bridging the gap through service-learning
412 y y y w 03 serv-learn: curricular options
408 y y y w -- Is school-to-careers making the grade?
301 May ?? -- taking distance out of ed
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171 y y y - 15 departmental strategy planner in HE
169 y y y - 14 marketing educator
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-- - space marker, to be completed
1 - first reviewer
2 - second reviewer
3 - third reviewer
t - tentative publication date
pg - number of pages; Note: entry without number of pages, at the moment, is not ready for a review.
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s - Spring 2000
x - Summer 2000
f - Fall 2000
w - Winter 1999
r - author needs to revise
y - yes, accepted for publication
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The following submissions are considered for a specific issue:
Winter 1999, Review of Service Learning:408, 467, 503, 521, 522, 611, 630,
636, 654, 659, 669, 670, 671, 672, 681, 702, 704, 705, 720, 724, 731,
737, 740, 741, 743, 744, 746, 750, 751, 752, 753, 754, 760, 761, 762,
763, 764, 765, 772
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Spring 2000, Distance Education: 590, 700, 701, 730,
Summer 2000, Many Faces of the Community College: 661, 680,
Fall 2000, Critical Thinking:
Authors of the following articles, please, resubmit your text ASAP.
537, 614, 615
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