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An assessment of the effectiveness of a selected reading intervention program in a selected Montgomery public school / by Melvin-Alonza Lowe, III.
No full textAlabama reinstates teacher testing: Strategies and processes used to ensure the success of secondary education candidates
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Excerpt from Angela Davis, keynote speaker, Ralph David Abernathy Civil Rights Lecture Series, 2008
No full textBirmingham native and Black intellectual, Angela Davis, spoke on the campus of Alabama State University about her brief childhood experiences at ASU, the women involved in the Montgomery Bus Boycott, and her celebrated 1970 kidnaping and murder trail
Interview Excerpt of Mr. Frank Evans
No full textInterview with Mr. Frank Evans by Dr. Howard Robinson. Mr. Frank Evans was born on December 16, 1921 in Linden, AL which is in Marengo County. He grew up playing baseball. He was discovered by Abe Saperstein and Winfield Welch, both owners of the famous Harlem Globetrotters. He played with Satchel Paige, another Alabamian, on his all-star team
Interview Excerpt of Mr. Alfred Coleman Henry
No full text(1913-2010) A.C. Henry, an educator, was the son of Nelson Edward Henry and Mattie Viola McDaniel Henry, born in China, AL. He attended Conecuh County Training School and Booker T. Washington High School in Miami, FL. He earned a teacher certificate. He worked at the home of President Trenholm doing domestic work such as cleaning, mowing lawn, etc. In 1937, President H. Council Trenholm awarded thirty-seven B.S. Degrees, one of which Mr. Henry was a recipient. He received his Master's in Education in 1945. In 1945, he came to work at Alabama State College, now Alabama State University, where he worked in the College of Science Department. He left the University in 1969 and began teaching for the Montgomery City School system. In 2005 he had two publications, "Looking Back: an Autobiography as Recalled by Alfred Coleman Henry" and "The Life of Alfred Coleman Henry in photographs.
Role conflict, role ambiguity, and self-efficacy of school social workers in K–12 public schools in Alabama
No full textRole conflict, role ambiguty, and self-efficacy of school social workers in K-12 public schools in Alabama
No full textExcerpt from Charles Dutton, speaks at the Center of Excellence in ASU’s Visual and Performing Arts Center, 2007
No full textIn 2007, Emmy Award winner, actor and activist, Charles Dutton, known for his role as Roc, appears along side fellow Emmy Award winner, actor, and humanitarian, Danny Glover, of Predator and Die Hard movie fame. Dr. Tommie Stewart, Dean of ASU’s College of Visual and Performing Arts moderate the discussion as part of the Center of Excellence on the campus of ASU. In this excerpt Danny Glover discusses the importance of stage acting in his development. Dutton talks about his time in prison, his subsequent evolution and his discovery of acting
