Levi Watkins Learning Center Digital Collections (Alabama State University)
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The effects of gender-based class grouping on middle school student achievement: Teachers', administrators' and parents' perceptions
No full textInterview Excerpt of Ms. Barbara Ann Howard
No full textBarbara Howard, administrative assistant, was the daughter of Prince Albert “P.A.” Howard Jr. and Bertha Mae Davis Howard-Bray, born in Montgomery, Alabama. She was educated at St. Jude High School where she graduated. She joined the end of Selma to Montgomery March while a student at St. Jude in 1963. After graduating high school, Howard worked briefly for the NAACP office in Montgomery in the same position once held by Rosa Parks. She also participated in integrating movie theatres and lunch counters in Montgomery as a teenager and was the first black president of Dean Road School PTA in Auburn
Alabama high school special education teachers' efficacy beliefs in student engagement, instructional practices, and classroom management
No full textThe effectiveness of the Alabama Teacher Mentoring Program: Perceptions of mentors and new teachers
No full textRichard Charles Boone : Montgomery civil rights activist and proponent of nonviolence, 1960-1973 / by Baxley, Teresa Benton.
No full textA study of the achievement of students with disabilities within inclusion classrooms in Alabama public high schools
No full textA quantitative study of school configuration and the achievement of sixth grade students in Alabama
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