Browsing Student Research by Author "Dula, Mark"
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A Parent’s / Guardian’s Involvement in Educational and Extra-curricular Activities Leads to Improved Student Academic Success
(2019-05-08)In this study, the question proposed is: Do children whose parents / guardians take an active role in either educational or extra-curricular activities show a higher rate of academic achievement? The goal of this study, ... -
The Perspectives of Transition Planning and Preparedness on Postsecondary Success Among Students with Disabilities
(2023-04-20)This study aimed to examine the transition strategies that most commonly led to successful postsecondary transitions for students with disabilities within a school district in East Tennessee. The study sought to identify ... -
Professional Knowledge of Adverse Childhood Experiences
(2019-05-06)Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) is a hot topic in education. Research exists to clearly identify the implications that ACEs have on adults in terms of physical and mental health. Less is known about the implications ... -
The Relationship Between Accountability Logs and Student Academic Achievement in an Eleventh Grade Class at a Selected High School
(2019-05)The purpose of this study was to determine the relationship between accountability logs and student academic achievement in high-school English classrooms. The sample consisted of one eleventh grade English class of nineteen ... -
The Relationship Between Student Social and Emotional Learning and Academic Achievement at a Selected High School in Northeast Tennessee
(2023-04-27)The purpose of this quantitative study was to determine the relationship between self-reported social and emotional health and test scores at a selected high school in Northeast Tennessee. The sample consisted of 363 ... -
The Relationships Among Teacher Absenteeism and TVAAS Growth and Observation Scores, Student Achievement, and Student Absenteeism in a Rural School District in the First Region of Tennessee
(2020-04-30)Teacher chronic absenteeism is growing among school districts across the United States, and the impact thereof can negatively affect all stakeholders. The purpose of this quantitative archival study was to examine whether ... -
The Satisfaction of New Teachers with Induction and Mentoring in a Local School System
(2022-03-17)This qualitative research study sought to gauge the satisfaction of the induction and mentoring process received by new teachers in an upper East Tennessee school district. The sample consisted of eight teachers from three ... -
Standardized Testing and its Effectiveness for All Students
(2021-04-29)Standardized testing is ingrained in the education system. Educators, administrators, and school systems rely on data from standardized testing to guide instruction, assess students, and determine teacher effectiveness. ... -
A Study of the Impacts of Student Participation in Extracurricular Activities and Perceived Academic Achievement
(2020-04-29)The purpose of this study was to determine if there was a relationship between participation in extracurricular activities (ECAs) and academic achievement. The sample consisted of sixth and seventh grade students from a ... -
A Study of the Stressors Preservice Teachers from an East Tennessee Education Program Have Faced During COVID-19
(2021-04-29)The purpose of the study was to look into the stressors that preservice teachers, specifically from a teacher education program in East Tennessee, have faced due to the COVID-19 virus and how they handled it. The chosen ... -
Using Music in the Classroom as a Pedagogical Tool
(2019-05-07)This study’s purpose was to find and discuss how and why teachers include musical methods in their instruction. A focus was placed on music as a pedagogical tool in two main forms of employment. The first was using music ... -
The virtual classroom environment and traditional classroom environment
(2021-04-30)The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of how students understood academic material in a virtual classroom compared to a traditional classroom. The study took place during a global pandemic caused by the Novel ...
