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Review of Kimber Charles Pearce’s, Rostow, Kennedy, and the Rhetoric of Foreign Aid, Barry J. Balleck

Brazil’s Politics of AIDS: Addressing the HIV/AIDS Pandemic in the “Sleeping Giant” of South America, Jose de Arimateia da Cruz

Brazil’s Rainbow Coalition Foreign Policy Under Luiz Inacio “Lula” da Silva, Jose de Arimateia da Cruz

Incorporating an African Perspective In A Traditional Political Science Introductory Course, Jose de Arimateia da Cruz and Margaret Keiley-Listermann

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Human Rights and Democratic Police Reform in Northern Ireland, Steven Engel

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Teaching literature in the criminal justice curriculum, Steven Engel

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Contemporary Irish, Barbara A. Hendry

Addressing the Gap Between Curriculum Standards and What We Know About Children’s Development, Jerri J. Kropp and Wendy L. Chambers

NAEYC Accreditation in Georgia: A Position Paper of the Georgia Association on Young Children, Jerri J. Kropp and J. Waters

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Analyzing the News: Teaching Critical Thinking Skills in a Writing Intensive Social Problems Course, Nancy L. Malcom

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Shaking it Off’ and ‘Toughing it Out’: Socialization to Pain and Injury in Girls’ Softball, Nancy L. Malcom

Preparing students for the parent-teacher conference in early childhood education, Trent W. Maurer

Daily Online Extra Credit Quizzes and Exam Performance, Trent W. Maurer

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Child and family development students polled: Study examines student course evaluations, Trent W. Maurer, John Beasley, Jennie Dilworth, Alice Hall, Jerri Kropp, Marlo Rouse-Arnett, and Janna C. Taulbee

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Fathers’ caregiving and breadwinning: A gender congruence analysis, Trent W. Maurer and Joseph H. Pleck

Promoting Critical Thinking about Scientific Research, Trent W. Maurer and Marlo Rouse-Arnett