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Recommended Core Measures for Evaluating the Patient-Centered Medical Home: Cost, Utilization, and Clinical Quality
Outlines the process of the Patient-Centered Medical Home Evaluators' Collaborative for identifying core standardized measures and their recommended principles and measures for evaluating cost and utilization and clinical quality
Application from Coors Brewing Company ( Coors ) for an Amended Application: (X) For Sexennial Finding of Reasonable Diligence for Conditional Right of Exchange, in Jefferson County, Colorado.
San Carlos Apache Tribe v. Maricopa Superior Court, (No. CV-95-0161-SA) 1999 WL 4128 (Ariz. Jan. 7, 1999)
Implementing literature circles in a fourth grade classroom
This action research project looked at the effects on twenty-one fourth grade students\u27 levels of comprehension, engagement, and writing when literature circles were implemented while reading the novel Jacob\u27s Rescue, by Malka Drucker and Michael Halperin. The participants, twelve female and nine male, live in a lower-middle class suburban community. While reading this novel about a Jewish boy growing up during the Holocaust, students performed literature circles in combination with a balanced literacy program.
The effects on students were examined through student work samples, including role sheets, comprehension questions, subject integration and writer\u27s workshop worksheets, self-evaluations and observational notes taken during instruction. The data was analyzed using codes that examined the degree of difficulty a student had completing the task, the effort he/she showed, and the level of accuracy he/she demonstrated, and then counting the occurrences of each code.
My findings support the research on literature circles, that implementation does positively impact the level of student comprehension. I did determine that the most difficult to determine effect was student engagement, so I would not consider my results conclusive. In the area of least research, as it relates to literature circles, I found that the students\u27 writing had the most significant and apparent positive growth
Todd Olinger, Indian Water Law - 1997 Trends and Directions in Federal Water Policy: A Summary of the Conference Proceedings, Report to the Western Water Policy Review Advisory Commission, The Commission
Lacey Mun. Utils. Auth. v. New Jersey Dep\u27t of Envtl. Protection, 738 A.2d 955 (N.J. 1999)
Boston Hospitality Review: Fall 2014
Boston Market Hotel Review by Andrea Foster -- The Prevalence of Longevity Amongst Leading Brands
by Bradford Hudson -- European River Cruising On The Rise Among American Tourists by Melinda Jàszbernèny -- Building A Spirit of Inclusion: Pan Am and The Cultural Revolution by Mirembe B. Birigwa -- Re-imagining The Hotel Guestroom for The Millennial Business Traveler by Alexis Oliver -- Introducing RevPASH: The Free Webtool Application by Peter Szend
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