Math/science - Globe Thesis

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1.	A "Compass" In The Education Reform
2.	Math/science self-schemas and goal orientations among female undergraduates: Building a bridge between current and future selves
3.	The development and implementation of an integrated curriculum at an elementary math, science, and technology magnet school
4.	Math, science, and social studies teachers' attitudes toward diversity and accommodation of diversity with reference to culturally and linguistically diverse seventh, eighth, and ninth grade students in a Mid-South State
5.	Implications for school leaders of the impact of math, science, and technology magnet programs on middle school student achievement
6.	Intrinsic and extrinsic factors that impact the retention and completion of African-American male and female high school students in the pre-engineering program: Project Lead the Way
7.	The relationship between student's quantitative skills, application of math, science courses, and science marks at single-sex independent high schools
8.	Supporting first -year college women in math, science, and related majors: A career development intervention
9.	Perceptions of preparedness of LBS I teachers in the state of Illinois and graduates of Illinois State University's LBS I program to collaborate in teaching grade 7--12 math, science, and social science
10.	Teaching and curricular practices contributing to success in gateway courses for freshman and sophomore students in math, science, engineering, and technology (MSTE) majors at a large public research university: A longitudinal study
11.	A comparative study of middle school and K--8 school value-added gains in the areas of reading, language, math, science, and social studies
12.	Social cognitive career theory (SCCT) and Mexican/Mexican-American youth career development, with a special focus on STEM fields
13.	A causal model of math/science career aspirations
14.	The difference among high school math, science, and English teachers' attitudes toward inclusion classroom settings
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