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Tyler Granberry; Richie Roberts; J. Joey Blackburn – Journal of Agricultural Education, 2022
This qualitative study sought to answer the question: How do female agricultural education undergraduates describe their self-efficacy to teach agricultural mechanics? In response, we conducted a case study of female agricultural education majors (n=5) who enrolled in an Introduction to Agricultural Mechanics course. After multiple rounds of…
Descriptors: Females, Undergraduate Students, Agricultural Education, Mechanics (Process)
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Page, Timothy; Buchanan, Teresa K.; Verbovaya, Olga – Journal of Early Childhood Research, 2016
The central focus of this study was the perceptions of emotional security among 64 elementary school-aged children exposed to the hurricanes that affected the US Gulf Coast in 2005. Specifically, we examined the representational qualities of attachment, exploration, and caregiving as assessed with a narrative story-stem task in relation to…
Descriptors: Natural Disasters, Emotional Response, Security (Psychology), Elementary School Students
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Koff, Susan R.; Mistry, Gianna Limone – Research in Dance Education, 2012
Professionalism in Dance Education is a complex construction. It can be imposed from the outside (degree completed, job status, salary) or can be identified from the professional herself. Seven graduate dance education students were interviewed with specific focus on the transition from student to professional and the feelings surrounding this…
Descriptors: Dance Education, Graduate Students, Interviews, Professional Development
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Bell, Judy Carol – Journal of Librarianship and Information Science, 2011
Affective responses toward library- and web-based research were measured in surveys administered before and after an eight-week, one-credit-hour, university course in information literacy. Affect refers to attitudinal and emotional responses as measured via Likert scale questions regarding: like-dislike, difficulty-ease, confidence-anxiety, and…
Descriptors: Information Literacy, Library Instruction, Information Seeking, Academic Libraries