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    This study determined parental involvement had no significant impact on the reading growth of students participating in a Reading Recovery program in rural North Carolina. The study utilized Reading Recovery entrance and exit scores as well as parental involvement percentage scores for each student. In order to determine if a significant impact existed at this location, the researcher grouped parental participation into high, medium, and low levels of involvement based on the overall percentage

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    What is the recovery orientation/paradigm model of treatment? The treatment would be to take a closer look at the recovery life for the individual or family instead of fixing it. For example this article talks about using the model in substance abuse such as; Lorie Obernauer, PhD, recovery consultant and coach and former Alumni Coordinator at CeDAR in Colorado, says that at CeDAR (Center for Dependency, Addiction and Rehabilitation), “We are actually putting something into play that is really directed

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    Pranay Bhardwaj Disaster Recovery Planning Introduction Hurricane Sandy is regarded as one of the most devastating natural disasters to strike the city of New York. People have different recollections of that time period, with some who recall the catastrophic damage done to their home, while others remember the 4 hours of wait just to fill up their cars with gas. For financial institutions, such as Citi bank, it was a time for the management team to pat themselves on the back and breathe

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    CASH Database Analysis

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    Designing a Database System for CASH Samar Timilsina Shabab Chowdhury Data Security and Disaster Recovery CS 348 Dr. Gary Lieberman April 15, 2016 Designing a Database System for CASH The financial advisory and asset management firm Cushman, Ash, Singer and Homberg (CASH) offers investment management, global investment solution, and advisory services to its clients. CASH services are located around the country in 43 cities and 27 nations. Additionally, CASH attracts corporations, public

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    Introduction The recovery model is very import to the field of marriage and family therapy in many different ways. Recovery allows for the client to change, and see unlimited possibility. This model is seen through the lens of values, seeking to help the client to live a rich and meaningful life. Recovery is strength based, and allows for the client to build from their personal skills set, and doesn’t blame a single person for the distress of the family. This allows for the client to gain a sense

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    Guided reading was a change in how students learned to read before the mid 20th century. Marie Clay was the founder of guided reading in New Zealand in 1967. However, other authors have researched the guided reading program and how to incorporate it into schools. Two familiar authors, Irene Fountas and Gay Su Pinnell, first published their guided reading literature in 1996. The ideas of Clay, Fountas and Pinnell have been used to encourage reading growth for guided reading. Marie Clay was a psychologist

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    cautionary tale. In B. Blachman (Ed.), Foundations of reading acquisition and dys-lexia: Implications for \Early intervention. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associate Blachman was able to identify the main factors of learning English. He had thorough study and explicit sample making his word easy to understand. Clay, M. (1991). Becoming literate: The construction of inner control. Auckland, New Zealand: Heinemann Education. Clay states that reading need not be delayed until a child knows all of his

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    This paper will discuss some of the treatment options available for juvenile offenders with substance abuse problems. The paper will contain explanations of the available programs, how they work, who is eligible for them, and other factors. After discussing how the programs work this paper will then take a look at which programs seem to be working and lessening recidivism and which ones may not be as effective. In the past several years researchers have found intervention strategies and program

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    Tier II Case Study Project by ED5553 – Assessment-Based Reading Instruction Winter, 2012 Table of Contents Introduction Description of the Student Background Information PART 1: Administration of Assessments DIBELS: A Universal Assessment Battery Description and Purpose of the Assessment Setting for the Assessment Description of the Assessment Administration Process Results of the Assessment Analysis of the Assessment Results

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    Hardship Autobiography

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    books to school and read them all in one day. I loved reading so much that my teachers would call home and tell my parents that I was reading my library books during class instead of my textbooks. Reading has always been a major part of my life. I used to aspire to become an author. I even wanted to become an editor at one point. I used to make daily household newspapers and magazines for my entire family to read and enjoy. My strong love for reading certainly came in handy during my freshman year of

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