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Jacob Englin
By Jacob Englin In Quantitative

Investigating Science Efficacy Before and After a Professional Development Program focused on Genetics, Muscle Biology, Microbiology, and Nutrition

Jesse Bower, Fresno State, jessebower@csufresno.edu Bryan A.  Reiling, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, breiling2@unl.edu Nathan W. Conner, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, nconner2@unl.edu Christopher…
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JournalQuantitativeTeacher Education & School-based Ag. EducationVol. 66

Are Champions Born or Made? Differences Between Low Performers and High Performers in a Missouri Career Development Event

Erica B. Thieman, William A. Bird, Stacy K. Vincent, & Robert Terry, Jr. The purpose of this descriptive-correlation study was to describe and identify the differences between high performers and…
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JournalQuantitativeVol. 66

The Impact of Socioscientific Issues-based Instruction on College Students’ Knowledge Acquisition

Catherine W. Shoulders & Jarred D. Wyatt The need for STEM literacy among undergraduates has fueled the exploration of innovative teaching methods in the higher education setting. Socioscientific issues (SSI)-based…
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JournalQuantitativeTeacher Education & School-based Ag. EducationVol. 65

Professional Development Needs of Tennessee School-Based Agricultural Education Teachers

Danielle E. Sanok, Christopher T. Stripling, Carrie A. Stephens, John C. Ricketts, Christopher M. Estepp, & Nathan W. Conner School-based agricultural education (SBAE) teachers feel the skills and knowledge they…
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Ag. LiteracyJournalQuantitativeVol. 65

How FFA Camp Affects Youths’ Attitudes for Learning about Leadership

Nicholas R. Brown, Robert Terry, Jr., & J. Shane Robinson In the 1970s, the number of FFA camps expanded quickly across the country with the goal of increasing leadership capacities…
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JournalQuantitativeTeaching & Learning in Undergraduate Academic ProgramsVol. 65

Western Region Student Teachers’ Perceptions of Rural and Urban Agriscience Programs

Corey Clem, Rhea Leonard, Cindy Akers, Steven Fraze, & Scott Burris Agricultural Education is continually changing and its role in the urban school is becoming more important. Agriscience teachers must…
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JournalQuantitativeTeacher Education & School-based Ag. EducationTeaching & Learning in Undergraduate Academic ProgramsVol. 65

Migrants, Farming, and Immigration: Beginning a Dialogue in Agricultural Education

Scott A. Beck & Yasar Bodur Based upon quantitative survey data from 359 students, aged thirty or younger, at a large, state university that serves a relatively balanced rural /…
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JournalQuantitativeTeacher Education & School-based Ag. EducationVol. 65

Socioscientific Issues-based Instruction: An Investigation of Agriscience Students’ Argumentation Skills based on Student Variables

Jarred D. Wyatt, Catherine W. Shoulders, & Brian E. Myers Many researchers in science education have recorded high school student achievement in areas of scientific literacy stemming from socioscientific issues…
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JournalVol. 64

Volume 64 Full Issue (2014)

This volume is only available in full PDF. Editor: Don W. Edgar
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