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368. 18. Hameed Esmaeili.( 2000). THE EFFECTS OF CONTENT KNOWLEDGE FROM

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369. 19. CLIVE NELSON JOLLY.(SEPTEMBER,6,2000).EADER RESPONSE AND

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377. 27. Gregory Bryan.( November 2009). EXPLORING THE READING NON

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389. 39. Munazza Yaqoob.( December 2007). DEVELOPING CREATIVE THINKING: A

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432. 81. Claire Taylor.( May 2009). LEARNING THROUGH A FOUNDATION

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433. 82. Cherri HO Chui Yee.( May 2008) . Intergenerational Learning in Hong Kong: A

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434. 83. Diane M Fraser.( January 1998). ACTION RESEARCH FOR CURRICULUM

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435. 84. AKHMAD BAYHAQI.(2006). EDUCATION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN

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436. 85. R e d a E l m a b r u k.( March 2008).

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438. 86. Kok Siat Yeow.( 2011). Developing Children‟s Cognitive Functions and

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440. moral imagination: A case study. Doctor of Philosophy Thesis. University of

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441. 87. Philip Durrant.( October 2008). High frequency collocations

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443. 88. Lise’ DeAndre’ DeLong.( April 21, 2002). The Effects of EEG Neurofeedback and

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444. Educational Environment of an Arts-Based Private Elementary/Middle School. Doctor

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446. MOTIVES AND WILLINGNESS TO CONTRIBUTE KNOWLEDGE TO CLOSE

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447. 90. ABDELKADER GHELLAL .( JANVIER 2006). DIDACTIQUE DES TEXTES

LITTERAIRES OU LA LITTERATURE COMME PRETEXTE A L’ENSEIGNEMENT

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448. 91. Marie-José Guilloteaux.( March 2007). MOTIVATING LANGUAGE

LEARNERS: A CLASSROOM-ORIENTED INVESTIGATION OF TEACHERS’

MOTIVATIONAL PRACTICES AND STUDENTS’ MOTIVATION. Doctor of

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449. 92. HU YINGPING.(2009). GENERIC WEB-BASED ADAPTIVE TUTORING

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MACAU: EFFECTS ON CHINESE TERTIARY LEARNERS’ BELIEFS AND

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452. 94. MAMI ABDELLATIF Naouel.( 2007 – 2008). GUIDANCE AND

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455. 96. RAJEEVNATH RAMNATH.( 2003). LITERATURE IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE

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456. 97. Mark G. Hollingsworth.( December 2007). Nineteenth-Century Shakespeares:

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459. 99. MERROUCHE Sarah.( 2006).THE PLACE OF CULTURE IN THE TEACHING

OF ENGLISH IN THE ALGERIAN MIDDLE AND SECONDARY SCHOOL. Doctorat

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460. 100. MITCHELL ALEXANDER IAN.( 2012). READING AGAIN FOR THE FIRST

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463. 102. Mei-ching Huang.( 2004). THE USE OF PROCESS WRITING AND

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465. 104. Xiao-mian XIE.( OCTOBRE 1997). ANALYSE DESCRIPTIVE ET

COMPARATIVE DE DEUX SYST~MES D'EVALUATIOS DES APPRENTISSAGES

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468. 106. Elizabeth Lasserre.( 1996). ASPECTS DE m ~i20-BTYLIBTIQUE: LTUDE

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469. 107. Stephen Gerard Moore.( April 23, 1998). A Shifting Paradigm: The Act of

Reading Actors In Medieval Allegorical Narrative. Doctor of Philosophy thesiS. Queen's

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470. 108. Laura M.( April, 1998). Robinson. EDUCATING THE READER

471. Negotiation in Nineteenth-Century Popular Girls' Stones. Doctor of Philosophy thesis.

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472. 109. Barbara J. Morris. (1997). ASPECTS OF IDENTITY IN FOUR NOVELS BY

HENRY JAMES. Doctor of Philosophy thesis. University of Toronto.

473. 110. Joyce M. Nyhof-Young.( 1997). ACTION RESEARCH IN GENDER ISSUES

IN SCIENCE EDUCATION: TOWARDS AN UNDERSTANDING OF GROUP WORK

WITFI SCIENCE TEACHERS. Doctor of Philosophy thesis. University of Toronto.

474. 111. Susan Wilcox.( 1997). EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN HIGHER

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475. 112. David Harold SANDERSON.( 1995). T O W A R D S A T H E O R Y O F R E C

E P T I O N F O R W R I T T E N L I T E R A T U R E W I T H R E F E R E N C E T O

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David Harold. Doctor of Philosophy thesis.

476. 113. Parnela Ruth Hiscock.( 1997). AN INVESTIGATION OF THE

477. COURSE DESIGN PROCESS USED BY UNIVERSITY FACULTY. Doctor of

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478. 114. John Rupert.( 1997). NOTATIONS OF PROCESS OF MIND" IN AMERICAN

POETRY SZNCE 1945: READINGS IN CREELEY, WHALEN, KEROUAC, AND

GINSBERG. Doctor of Philosophy Thesis. University of Ottawa.

479. 115. CIement Lambert.( Spring, 1998). An Exploration of Jarnaican College Reading

Instructors' Reading Beliefs and Practices. Doctor of Philosophy thesis. University of

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APPROACH TO READING DIFFICULTIES: ASSESSMENT AND REMEDIATION.

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481. 117. LAURA F. E. MOSS.( August, 1998).AN INFNITY OF ALTERNATE

REALITIES': Recodiguring Realism in POSTCOIonial Theory and Fiction. Doctor of

Philosophy dissertation. Queen's University Kingston, Ontario, Canada.

482. 118. DanihIe Schaeffer Campbell.( mai 1997). Élaboration et mise B l'essai d'un

periectionnement des conseillers pédagogiques en enseignement de la lecture au cycle

préparatoire ih Libreale (Gabon) Tome 1. Philosophiae Doctor (Ph.D.). en didactique.

483. Université de Montréal.

484. 119. Fiorence Myrick.(1998). PRECEPTORSHIP AND CRITICAL THINKING IN

NURSING EDUCATION. Doctor of Philosophy Thesis. University of Alberta.

485. 120. Colman Hogan.( 1988). The actual rnurder witb words': A discussion of violence

in the Enlightenment, Romanticism.. .and after. Doctor of Philosophy thesis. University of

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486. 121. Ronald Ernest Saranchuk.( 1998). THE ASSESSMENT-CURRICULUM

RELATIONSHIP: CONSEQUENCES FOR TEACHER INSTRUCTION AND

STUDENT ASSESSMENT. Doctor of Philosophy thesis. University of Toronto.

487. 122. NathaLie Sorensen.( 1998). MAKaYG SENSE FOR OUR LIVIES: WOMEN'S

COLLABORATTVE READING OF FICTION. Doctor of Philosophy thesis. University

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488. 123. John Eldon Tucker.( 1998). UNDERSTANDING TRANSITIONS: THE FIRST

POST-SECONDARY TERM. Doctor of Philosophy Thesis. University of Toronto.

489. 124. Aïcha AIaoui.( Octobre 1998). MÉTACOGMTION ET CONSTRUCTION DE

LA CONNAISSANCE CHEZ LES ELEVES EN DIFFICULTÉ D'APPRENTISSAGE.

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490. 125. Timothy J. Rahilly.( June 1997). Teacher knowledge in the university classroom:

491. Inexperienced, experienced, and award-winning professors' critical incidents of

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492. 126. Carol Scarff Seatter .( August, 1998). AN ANALYSIS OF THE CONCEPT OF

TEACHING IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE EDUCATION. DOCTOR OF

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493. 127. François Pichette.( Mars 1998). La littératie en langue maternelle

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495. 128. Kenneth William Blinkhorn.( 1999). PRIOR LEARNING ASSESSMENT:

496. AN INVESTIGATION OF NONSPONSORED LEARNING FOR COLLEGE

CREDITS. Doctor of Philosophy thesis. University of Toronto.

497. 129. JOAN BARBARA WOLFORTH.(1999). READING AND LISTENING

COMPREHENSION IN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS WITH AND WlTHOUT

READING DISABILITY. Doctor of Educs tion thesis . University of Toronto.

498. 130. Claudia Eppert.( 1999). LEARNING RESPONSIVITY/RESPONSIBILITY:

READING THE LITERATURE OF HISTORlCAL WITNESS. Doctorate of Philosophy

thesis. University of Toronto.

499. 131. Laurelle Marie LeVert.( 1999). The Rhetoric of Response: Affectivity and

Didacticism in Middle English Devothnal Experiences of the Passion. Ph.D. University of

Toronto.

500. 132. Sandra Moffat.( 1999). READING IN BOTH DIRECTIONS: A CRITICAL

AUTOBIOGRAPHIC METHOD OF FILM INTERPRETATION. Doctor of Philosophy

thesis. University of Toronto.

501. 133. Fernando José Cristovgo Nunes.( 1999). PORTUGUESE-CANADIANS AND

ACADEMIC UNDERACHIEVEMENT A COMMUNITY-BASED PARTICIPATORY

RESEARCH PROJECT. Doctor of Philosophy thesis. University of Toronto.

502. 134. LOW Soon Ai.( 1998). THE ANGLO-SAXON MIND: MFTAPHOR AND

COMMON SENSE PSYCHOLOGY IN OLD ENGLISH LITERATURE. Doctor of

Philosophy thesis. University of Toronto.

503. 135. Miles Sydney Turnbull.( 1998). MULTIDIMENSIONAL PROJECT-BASED

TEACHING IN CORE FRENCH: A CASE STUDY. Doctor of Philosophy thesis.

University of Toronto.

504. 136. Stephen Gilbert Taylor.( June, 1999). Exploring Kiiowledge Models with

Simulated Tutorial Conversation. Doctor of Philosophy Thesis. Concordia University

Montréal. Québec. Canada.

505. 137. Liliane Portelance.( Novembre 1998). Enseigner pour ddvelopper la compétence

métamgnitive: analyse des liens entre des pratiques et les intentions qui les sous-tendent

chez des enseignants de l'ordre secondaire. Philosophae Doctor (Ph. D.)

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TEACHING ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (ESL):TWO CASE STLTDES

OF ESL INSTRUCTION IN ZIMBABWE.Doctor of Philosophy thesis. McGill

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508. 139. Philippe Prévost.( December 1997). Truncation in Second Language Acquisition.

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509. 140. Cheryl lynn Rogers.( September 9, 1997). Behavioural. Affective. and A

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514. 145. Brian Greenspan.( 1999). POSTMODERN MENIPPEAS :

515. THE LITERATURE OF IDEAS IN THE AGE OF INFORMATION. Doctor of

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524. A COLLABORATIVE LEARNING AND A TEACHER-CONTROLLED

APPROACH. Doctor of Phiiosophy thesis. University of Toronto.

525. 152. Chantel Michelle Lavoie.( 1999). POEMS BY EMINENT LADIES: A STLJDY

OF AN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY ANTHOLOGY. Doctor of Philosophy thesis.

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526. 153. Bruce D. Homer.( 2000). LITERACY AND METALINGUISTIC

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527. 154. Patricia Ann DeYoung.( 2000). THRIVING ON DlFFlCULT KNOWEDGE:

528. POÇTSTRUCTURAUST PEDAGOGY AND RELATIONAL PSYCHOANALYSIS.

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529. 155. Richard Marcin Malinski.( 2000). AN EXAMINATION OF THE EXPEWNCES

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530. IN THE PROCESS OF iNCORPORATINC COMPUTER MEDIATED

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531. 156. Abdullahi Barise.( November, 1998). The E ffectiveness of Case-Based

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534. 158. Geofiey Madoc-Jones.( September 1999). HERMENEUTICS, POETICS AND

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535. 159. Irene Caroiina Lribarren.( Août, 1999). Reading and writing

disturbances in Spanish: Evidence for a universal neurolinguistic mode1 of

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536. 160. Julie Desjardins. (Novembre 1999). Analyse critique du champ conceptuel de la

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537. 161. Elizabeth Murphy. (JUIN 2000).STRGNGERS IN A STRANGE LAND:

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538. 162. Zeba Khan.(APRIL2000). Application of television production techniques to

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student performance and attitude towards presenter and content. Doctor of PhiIosophy

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539. 163. KAY WAN-KAY LI.( February 2000). BERNARD SHAW'S PASSAGE TO

CHINA: LITERARY TRANSMISSION AS A PROCESS OF CULTURAL

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540. 164. James R Cisneros.( août 2000). Technologies of Reception.On the Adaptation of

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541. 165. Marlene F. Jackson.( November, 1999). SPATIAL ALLOCATION OF

EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES: AN APPLICATION OF DATA ENVELOPMENT

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Cyril Paul Coombs.( 2001). REFLECTlVE PRACTICE: DEVELOPING HABITS OF

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542. 167. Dagmar Berndorff.( 2001). INVESTIGATING RESEARCH AS

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NOVELS OF WALTER SCOTT. Doctor of Philosophy thesis. University of Toronto.

545. 169. Andrew Agostino.( 2001). Qualitative Analysis of Mindfd Interaction and Co-

gnitive Residue in Pre-Tertiary Media Education. Doctor of Philosophy Thesis.

546. Concordia University Montreal- Quebec, Canada.

547. 170. Gae L. Mackwood.( Fall, 2000). Figuring Inventions: Education in the Wake of

the Posrmodem. Doctor of Philosophy thesis. University of Alberta.

548. 171.HEATHER KANUKA.( Spring, 2001). A Principled Approach to Facilitating

Web-Based Distance Education in Post-Secondary Institutions. Doctor of Philosophy in

Educational Administration and Leadership thesis. University of Alberta.

549. 172. Elizabeth Anne Schlender.( Spring 2001). Beyond Reader-Response Theories of

Reading: Psychoanalytie Theories and SedGender in the High School English Classroom.

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550. 173. André Courcy.( décembre 2000). Conscience phonologique et apprentissage de la

lecture. Thèse de Philosophiæ Doctor (Ph. D.) en sciences biomédicales option

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551. 174. Serge Rovencher.( Mai 2001). Recherehe-action visant à améliorer la réussite et

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552. 175. Barbara Alexander McMdlan. (2001).INQUIRYIN EARLY YEARS

SCIENCTEE ACHING AND LEARMNG: CURRTCULUM DESIGN AND THE

SCIENTIFISCT STORY. Doctor of Philosophy (Education Thesis. University of

Manitoba.

553. 176. MCOLA JANE BIRD.( 2001). SYMBOLIC IMMERSION PROCESS: AN

EXPLORATORY STUDY OF LEARNiNG THROUGH

554. INTRINSIC PROCESSING. Doctor of Philmph y thesis. University of Toronto.

555. 177. Donna McGhie-Richmond.( 2001). WCORPORATING THE AFFECTIVE TO

ENHANCE THE COGMTIVE: A CASE STUDY OF EXEMPLARY TEACHING.

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556. 178. Ruth Reynard.( 2001). INTERNET-BASED DISTANCE TRAINING FOR

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FOREIGN LANGUAGE PERFORMANCE. Doctor of Philosophy thesis. University of

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558. 180. Knstina Rose Fagan.( 200 1). LAUGHiNG TO SURVIVE: HUMOUR IN

CONTEMPORARY CANADIAN NATIVE LITERATURE. Doctor of Philosophy thesis.

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559. 181. Susan Ethel Paterson Glover.(2001). PROPERTY AND POSSESSION:

560. LAW, LAND, AND EARLY EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY ENGLISH FICTION,

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561. 182. Michèle Schmidt.( 2001). Toward Teacher Inquiry When Implementiog

Classroom Assessment. Doctor of Phiiosophythesis. University of Toronto.

562. 183. Helen G. Langford.( March, 2000). MULTIPLE DISCOURSES OF LITERACY

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CLASSROOMS. Doctor of Philosophy in EducationThesis. McGill University.

563. 184. Kurt W. Clausen.( 2001). The Meaning and Irnplementation of Curriculum

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564. Practice in the Ontario School System. Doctor of Philosophy thesis. University of

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565. 185. Patricia Anne Kover.( FEBRUARY, 2009). Developing Literary Understanding

in L2 Students in Core English Classes. DOCTOR OF EDUCATION DISSERTATION.

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566. 186. Claude Martel.( July 2008). The Effect of Teaching Metacognitive Learning

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567. Self-regulated Learning. Doctor of Philosophy (Educational Technology) thesis.

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568. 187. Katie Suzanne Saunders-Stewart.( May, 2008). Students' Perceptions of the

Important Outcomes of Inquiry-Based Teaching and Learning. Doctor of Philosophy

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569. 188. OUSKOURT Mohammed.( 2 0 0 8). DEVELOPING EFFICIENT WRITING

STRATEGIES THROUGH THE PROCESS APPROACH AND TEACHER'S

FEEDBACK A CASE STUDY : SECOND YEAR STUDENTS IN SETIF

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571. 190. Pavlo D. Antonenko.( 2007). The effect of leads on cognitive load and learning in

a conceptually rich hypertext environment. DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY dissertation.

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572. 191. Cathy Lewin B.Sc. (Hons.).( November 1997). The development and evaluation

of software for teaching reading at primary level. Doctor of Philosophy in Educational

Technology. OpenUniversity, Milton Keynes.

573. 192. Linda Fairlamb.( April 2001). An Investigation Into the Use of Empathy in the

574. Teaching of English Literature at Key Stage Three. Doctor of Education. Open

575. University, Milton Keynes.

576. 193. Andrew Clapham.( November 2011). Exploring Teachers’ Experiences of

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Thesis. University of Nottingham.

577. 194. Christian Jones.( August 2011). Spoken discourse markers and English

language teaching: practices and pedagogies. Doctor of Philosophy Thesis. University of

Nottingham.

578. 195. María Dolores López González.( July 2010). SELF-PERCEPTIONS OF

COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE: EXPLORING SELF-VIEWS AMONG FIRST

YEAR STUDENTS IN A MEXICAN UNIVERSITY. Doctor of Philosophy Thesis.

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579. 196. MONIRA JAHAN.(October 2010). Educational Influences on Student Academic

Attainment: A Multi-level Analysis in the context of Bangladesh. Doctor of Philosophy

THESIS. University of Nottingham.

580. 197. H. Colin Gallagher. ( June 2012). In the loop: A social network approach to the

willingness to communicate in the L2 (L2 WTC). Doctor of Philosophy Thesis.

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581. 198. Rolf Wiesemes.( October 2002). DEVELOPING MY THEORY OF PRACTICE

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582. CASE-STUDY OF CLIL CLASSROOM INTERACTION. Doctor of Philosophy

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583. 199. Mark A. Minott.( March 2006). REFLECTION AND REFLECTIVE

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584. 200. JOSEPH BENJAMIN ARCHIBALD AFFUL.( 2005). A RHETORICAL

ANALYSIS OF EXAMINATION ESSAYS IN THREE DISCIPLINES: THE CASE OF

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585. 201. YI RUAN.(2009). PUBLISH OR PROFIT? ESSAYS ON UNIVERSITY

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586. 202. CARINE S. STREBEL HALPERN.(Fall Term 2009). AN INVESTIGATION

OF LINGUISTIC, COGNITIVE, AND AFFECTIVE FACTORS THAT IMPACT

ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS‘ PERFORMANCE ON A STATE

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Dissertation. University of Central Florida Orlando, Florida.

587. 203. Syed Munir Ahmad.(March 2010). A SOCIOLOGICAL STUDY OF PARENT-

TEACHER RELATIONS IN PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN

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588. 204. LINDSEY MICHAEL BANCO.( April, 2008). PSYCHEDELIC TRIPS

589. Travel and Drugs in Contemporary Literature. Doctor of Philosophy thesis. Queen’s

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590. 205. Michael Gary Chan-Reynolds.( 2005). Reading aloud is not automatic:

Processing capacity is required to generate a phonological code from print. Doctor of

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591. 206. Karin Holland Biggs.( October, 1993). DISTURBING (DIS)POSITIONS:

592. Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Emotion, Identification, and the Authority of Fantasy

in Theories of Reading Performance. Doctor of Philosophy thesis. McOEll University.

593. 207. Vitalis Nyawaranda.( October, 1998). TEACHERS' BELIEFS ABOUT

TEACHING ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (ESL): TWO CASE STUDIES

OF ESL INSTRUCTION IN ZIMBABWE. Doetor of Philosophy in English as a Second

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594. 208. Barbara Graves.( January 1996). A COGKnTïE PERSPECTIVE ON

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596. 209. GERALDINE BALZER.( October 2006). DECOLONIZING THE

CLASSROOM: READING ABORIGINAL LITERATURE THROUGH THE LENSES

OF CONTEMPORARY LITERARY THEORIES. Doctor of Philosophy Dissertation.

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597. 210. Estelle RIQUOIS.( Juillet 2009). POUR UNE DIDACTIQUE

598. DES LITTÉRATURES EN FRANÇAIS LANGUE ÉTRANGÈRE : Du roman

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599. 211. HELEN JANE HIGGINS.( December 2009). A STUDY EXPLORING

600. THE INFLUENCES OF TRAINING ON TEACHING ASSISTANTS’

601. LEARNING,BEHAVIOUR AND SELF EFFICACY. Doctor of Applied Educational

602. Psychology. University of Nottingham.

603. Asta Kybartaite.( 11th of June 2010). Impact of Modern Educational Technologies on

Learning Outcomes. Doctor of Science in TechnologyThesis. Tampere University of

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604. KORDWICK NDEBELE.( March, 2009). AN INVESTIGATION OF THE IMPACT

OF FORMAL AND INFORMAL ASSESSMENT ON THE SELF-ESTEEM OF PUPILS

WITH BORDERLINE LEARNING DIFFICULTIES LEARNING IN MIXED ABILITY

ENGLISH LANGUAGE CLASSES.

605. Doctor of Philosophy Thesis. University of Nottingham.

606. Tim M. H. Jay.( May 2007). Explaining Individual Differences in Strategy

607. Variability Amongst Secondary School Mathematics Students. Doctor of

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608. Martin Flintham.( December 2007). SUPPORTING MOBILE MIXED-REALITY

EXPERIENCES. Doctor of Philosophy Thesis. University of Nottingham.

609. JUI-FANG YU CHANG.( 2007). The Role of Children’s Literature in the Teaching of

English to Young Learners in Taiwan. Doctor of Philosophy thesis. University of

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610. Timothy Gray.( July 2011). BARRIERS TO INTEGRATING ICT INTO THE UK

PRIMARY SCHOOL CURRICULUM: A CASE STUDY APPROACH. Doctor of

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613. 219. Tsailing Liang.( July 2002). IMPLEMENTING COOPERATIVE LEARNING

614. IN EFL TEACHING: PROCESS AND EFFECTS. Doctor of PhilosophyThesis.

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615. 220. Chau Diem Lam.( July 2009). ACADEMIC STAFF RECRUITMENT AND

616. DEVELOPMENT IN PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES IN VIETNAM: IN COMPARISON

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617. 221. Cheryl Ann Rounsaville.( October 2011). Where should I study? International

students’ perceptions of higher education in the UK, Ireland, and the U.S. Doctor of

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618. 222. Khatereh Yazdanpanah.( June, 2011).Teacher Knowledge, Identity,and Practice

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619. 223. Chia Chuan (Gwen) Wu.( February 2010). Learning Argumentative Writing in

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MONASH UNIVERSITY.

620. 224. Kamonnat TAMRACKITKUN.( April 2010). EXTENSIVE READING: AN

EMPIRICAL STUDY OF ITS EFFECTS ON EFL THAI STUDENTS’ READING

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621. 225. HELEN JANE HIGGINS.( December 2009). A STUDY EXPLORING

622. THE INFLUENCES OF TRAINING ON TEACHING ASSISTANTS’

623. LEARNING, BEHAVIOUR AND SELF EFFICACY. Doctor of Applied Educational

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624. 226. Tim Foster.( July 2012). Escaping the Split-level Trap: Postsuburban Narratives

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625. 227. Suet Ling Chong.( February 2009). A LATENT GROWTH MODELING

STUDY OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF READING COMPREHENSION IN ESL

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626. 228. Dragoý - loan Ciobanu.( June, 2006). Acquiring Reading Skills in a Foreign

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628. READERS IN CHINESE AND ENGLISH WITHIN A SELF-REGULATED

629. LEARNING FRAMEWORK. Doctor of Philosophy Dissertation. University of

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630. 230. LIM FEI VICTOR.( 2011). A SYSTEMIC FUNCTIONAL

631. MULTIMODAL DISCOURSE ANALYSIS APPROACH TO PEDAGOGIC

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632. 231. Junaidi Mistar.( January 2002). Strategies of Indonesian Learners of English

633. across Individual Differences. Doctor of Philosophy thesis. MONASH UNIVERSITY.

634. 232. Julie Diane Faulkner.( July, 2002). The literacies of popular culture: a study of

teenage reading practices. Doctor of Philosophy thesis. Monash University.

635. 233. Tzu-Chia Chao.( October 2004). Teaching and Learning EFL through

636. Multiple Intelligences:Voices from a University Classroom. Doctor of Philosophy.

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637. 234. Richard Flaveli.( October, 2001). Writing, reading and judging academic essays

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638. 235. HAIDONG WANG.( 2006). HOW CULTURAL VALUES SHAPE CHINESE

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639. 236. Besime Erkmen.( July, 2010). Non-Native Novice EFL Teachers’ Beliefs about

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640. 237. Oxana Poverjuc.( September, 2010). A longitudinal case study of students’

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641. 238. Xue, Qing Qing.( June, 2009). A Case Study Based Inquiry into the Adoption and

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