Vol. 2, No. 2 (2012), Journal of Educational and Developmental Psychology
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- “I Don’t See Color”: The Impact of Field Placements on Preservice Teachers’ White Racial Identity Development
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- Carolyn Groff
- Terri Peters
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- Strengthening the Roles of Parent Teacher Association in Secondary Schools for Better Community Participation in Educational Development in Nigeria
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- Haastrup Ekundayo
- Hezekiah Alonge
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- Path to Numbers Writing: A Longitudinal Study with Children from 3.5 to 5.5 Years Old
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- Daniela Lucangeli
- Patrizio Tressoldi
- Anna Re
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- Participation in Organized Leisure Activities as a Context for the Development of Social Competence among Preschool Children
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- François Poulin
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- Alessandra Chan
- France Capuano
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- Working Memory and Intelligence: A Brief Review
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- Weng-Tink Chooi
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- Sustenance of Tourism Industry for the Socio-economic Development of Ekiti State, Nigeria
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- Olayemi Simon-oke
- Amen Jegede
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- Student Teaching Experience in Diverse Settings, White Racial Identity Development and Teacher Efficacy
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- Diane Bloom
- Terri Peters
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- Exploring the Student Engagement Instrument and Career Perceptions with College Students
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- Tabitha Grier-Reed
- James Appleton
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- Zoila Ganuza
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- Factors that Motivates the Teacher Trainees of Teacher Training Institutions to Possess an Excellent Personality through Hermeneutic Analysis Method
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- Suppiah Nachiappan
- Hari Andi
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- Velayudhan Veeran
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- Achievement Motivation across Gender and Different Academic Majors
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- Chandra Shekhar
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- Developing the Concept of Perceived Competence among Students with Learning Disabilities
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- Ahmad AL-Fawaeer
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- Change in Pupils’ and Students’ Attitudes toward School as a Function of Age – A Finnish Perspective
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- Jari Metsämuuronen
- Renata Svedlin
- Jovan Ilic
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- Human Resource Situation in Nigerian Universities: A Case Study of Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti
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- Olayemi Abiodun-Oyebanji
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- Single-parent Family Structure, Psychological, Social and Cognitive Development of Children in Ekiti State
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- Bernard Falana
- Festus Bada
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