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ED415019
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Toward a Developmental Contextual Model of the Effects of Parental Spanking on Children's Aggression / |
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Improving Student Achievement through Encouragement of Homework Completion |
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Improving Student Behaviors through the Use of Conflict Resolution in Fifth and Eighth Grades |
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5-14 in the Primary School A Continuing Challenge / |
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Child Health USA '96-'97 |
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NAEYC Accreditation as a Strategy for Improving Child Care Quality An Assessment by the National Center for the Early Childhood Work Force. Final Report / |
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Parents as Partners in Schooling |
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Are They in Any Real Danger? What Research Does--and Doesn't--Tell Us about Child Care Quality and Children's Well-Being. Child Care Research and Policy Papers / |
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Improving Nutrition in a Day Care Program through a Multidimensional Approach |
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Indian Community Participation in the Impact Aid Program. Special Impact Aid Provisions for Local Education Agencies That Claim Children Residing on Indian Lands (Title VIII, Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965, as Amended) |
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The Economics of [Not] Closing Small Rural Schools |
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Title IX Indian Education Formula Grant. Parent Committee Roles & Responsibilities. |
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Teaching in a Migrant Camp 1994-1995 Journal Notes / |
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A Resource Guide of Programs and Services for Young Children and Their Families |
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ED415040
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Impact Aid Program |
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ED415041
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Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Resource Guide |
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ED415042
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Indian Vocational Education Program (CFDA 84.101) Abstracts [and] Directory |
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ED415043
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Alaska's Adolescents A Plan for the Future. |
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Improving the School to Work and Community Transition Program of 41 Mildly Disabled Secondary Students during Their Educational Careers in a Rural District Setting |
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The Vocational Rehabilitation of American Indians Who Have Alcohol or Drug Abuse Disorders. Executive Summary |
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