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Zukowski, Virginia – Teaching and Change, 1997
A third grade teacher followed the development of a peer tutoring program involving third- and fifth-grade study partners. The cross-age tutors included students representing diverse learning styles and academic achievement. Students were matched by personality. Cross-age tutoring was judged to be good for all the students. (SM)
Descriptors: Academically Gifted, Action Research, Cross Age Teaching, Elementary Education

Kieffer, Jonathan C. – Teaching and Change, 1994
Beginning teacher examines his experience with teacher stress and burnout, presenting research in the field and discussing three main coping strategies: problem focused, emotion focused, and preventive. In an action research project during student teaching, the teacher implemented a problem-focused coping strategy. A reflective review discusses…
Descriptors: Action Research, Coping, Elementary Education, Grade 5