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Teaches the basic principles that underlie classic psychological techniques such as charactertyping and personality tests and explains them in a way that the average person can use in everyday situations. Original. 25,000 first printing. Tour.

The purpose of this paper is to present findings from a program evaluation conducted to examine the effectiveness of the Schools Attuned program in a north Texas school district. Schools Attuned was developed by a professor of pediatrics, Dr. Mel Levine (2002), as a professional development model to train teachers to identify cognitive and psychomotor strengths and weaknesses of students in order to accommodate individual differences in classroom instruction. The Schools Attuned program has been shown to reduce the number of students referred to special education and has provided tools for teachers in working with struggling students in prior evaluations. Recommendations in this program evaluation indicated that teachers became more aware of individual differences and felt better prepared to accommodate learning differences as a result of the Schools Attuned program. This evaluation also suggested that students who were participants of Schools Attuned improved academically according to state testing. [Appended are: (1) Focus Group Interviews; (2) Teacher Questionnaire; and (3) Results of Teacher Questionnaire.] (Contains 22 tables.).

Catalogue published in conjunction with exhibition of same name. University Museums, Mechanical Hall Gallery, University of Delaware. Artists Maren Hassinger and Sonya Clark.

The In-Depth Genealogist (IDG) is a publishing company that provides educational resources for the genealogical community. The In-Depth Genealogist provides an active blog, monthly digital magazine, various books, community chats and a world wide event calendar. We share our knowledge and experience in a friendly, approachable, and entertaining way. Each issue of the magazine, Going In-Depth, includes guest articles, regular columns, and free resources such as "Ask Ephraim" and "Missing in Action Ancestors" (MIAA) to help you along your family history journey. As with all IDG products, we strive to create a resource for every genealogist, no matter the age, stage, or focus of your research. In each issue there are new research methods, information on particular topics, and personal stories to grab the reader's imagination in pursuing their own research.In this issue:+ Timeless Territories: "What's a Chattel Mortgage & Why Should I Care?" by Michelle Goodrum+ Across the Pond: "A Moment of Reflection- History is Now" by Julie Goucher+ Tracing Blue & Gray: "United Confederate Veterans - Little Known Civil War Veteran's Organization" by Cindy Freed+ Remember the Ladies: "Who was Mrs. Walter Chatham?: The Problem with Names" by Gena Philibert-Ortega+ Beyond the Obituaries: "A Perfect Family Bible" by Debbie Carder Mayes+ Canadian Genealogy: "1921 Canadian Census" by Elizabeth Lapointe+ The Society Pages: "Huguenot Societies" by Shannon Combs Bennett+ Jewish Genealogy: "Know Bupkes* about Israel Research? Let's Get Started Anyway" by Jennifer Alford+ The Heritage Tourist: "Champlain Valley National Heritage Area" by Dr. Bill Smith+ Genealogy Solutions: "Town Libraries" by Leslie Drewitz+ Missing in Action Ancestors (MIAA)

The In-Depth Genealogist (IDG) is a publishing company that provides educational resources for the genealogical community. The In-Depth Genealogist provides an active blog, monthly digital magazine, various books, community chats and a world wide event calendar. We share our knowledge and experience in a friendly, approachable, and entertaining way. Each issue of the magazine, Going In-Depth, includes guest articles, regular columns, and free resources such as "Ask Ephraim" and "Missing in Action Ancestors" (MIAA) to help you along your family history journey. As with all IDG products, we strive to create a resource for every genealogist, no matter the age, stage, or focus of your research. In each issue there are new research methods, information on particular topics, and personal stories to grab the reader's imagination in pursuing their own research.

The In-Depth Genealogist (IDG) is a publishing company that provides educational resources for the genealogical community. The In-Depth Genealogist provides an active blog, monthly digital magazine, various books, community chats and a world wide event calendar. We share our knowledge and experience in a friendly, approachable, and entertaining way. Each issue of the magazine, Going In-Depth, includes guest articles, regular columns, and free resources such as "Ask Ephraim" and "Missing in Action Ancestors" (MIAA) to help you along your family history journey. As with all IDG products, we strive to create a resource for every genealogist, no matter the age, stage, or focus of your research. In each issue there are new research methods, information on particular topics, and personal stories to grab the reader's imagination in pursuing their own research.

Volume five of the Julie Rowe Show covers podcast episodes 41 through 50. A common theme among these episodes is Julie's encouragement to her listeners to transition from darkness into light.