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A comparative study of middle school and junior high school students in teams of socio-emotional problems, self-concept of ability to learn, creative thinking ability, and physical fitness and health
Elie, Marie-Therese, 1939-
Text (1970)
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Electronic Theses & Dissertations
Achievement and behavior differences between oldest and youngest boys in a ninth grade
Avise, Edith J.
Text (1963)
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Electronic Theses & Dissertations
An investigation into the use of Raths' values clarification strategies with grade eight pupils
Dixon, Beverly Ruth
Text (1978)
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An evaluative study of responsible autonomy in the Lansing public junior high shools
Haak, William Harris
Text (1978)
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A cross-cultural comparison of self-concepts and value orientations of Japanese and American ninth graders
Hara, Kimi, 1916-2018
Text (1972)
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A study to determine the needs of East Lansing, Michigan middle school youngsters from single-parent families in relation to their adjustment in assuming their new roles
Farquhar, Carolyn Lewellen, 1928-
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