Health care to military dependents with cystic fibrosis (CF) may be compromised by lack of consistency. Civilian centers provide an alternative for care. A reliable count of dependents with CF is unknown.
In January 1987, all 63 faculty members at Army Family Practice Residencies received satisfaction questionnaires.
A total of 174 families of service personnel with children between 3 and 6 years of age were studied over a 6 month period.
Within a random sample of 250 primary schools all 7th grade pupils were selected. These pupils were tested twice (grade 7 and grade 8) on their proficiency in Dutch language and arithmetic.
It is proposed that a high degree of psychologicalfather presence, when incongruent with reality and if persistent over time, is negatively related to family functionality.
This study provides preliminary insight into teachers' perspectives on ways that the Project Approach can help to support instruction of learners with a range of strengths and needs, and learners from a vari
This study addresses the issue of how different school organizational patterns affect the academic learning of students of different backgrounds and abilities.
A classroom observation study was conducted in the 2001-2002 school year among a selection of Washington schools to identify the extent of constructivist teaching activity.