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Myriame Pierre – ProQuest LLC, 2022
The intended purpose of this applied dissertation was to examine how teachers use student-owned technology devices for learning in the classroom and to determine how the use of these devices influence teacher planning and the classroom environment. The Bring Your Own Device initiative was an effort to prepare students by allowing them to use and…
Descriptors: Handheld Devices, Educational Technology, Teaching Methods, Lesson Plans
Micucci, Kara Hanson – ProQuest LLC, 2014
A structural model for prior achievement, school integration, and self-efficacy was developed using Tinto's theory of student attrition and Bandura's self-efficacy theory. The model was tested and revised using a sample of 1,452 males and females from single-sex and coeducational parochial high schools. Results indicated that the theoretically…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Statistical Analysis, Single Sex Schools, Parochial Schools
Green, Curt R. – ProQuest LLC, 2013
Urban school districts throughout the United States are creating single gender classrooms or schools to improve student achievements for their lowest performing subgroups (Noguera, 2009). It is hoped that separating the sexes will improve domains such as discipline, attendance and academic performance, while decreasing the dropout rate. If single…
Descriptors: Single Sex Classes, At Risk Students, Males, Minority Group Students