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Sonst. PersonenPalmatier, Robert A. (Hrsg.); Manzo, Anthony V. (Hrsg.)
TitelThe Professor's Responsibilities and the Dissertation; Reflections on Advising Ph.D. Candidates; The Final Paper--How to Direct Dissertations with a Minimum of Trauma; and Doctoral Dissertation Abstracts Involving Reading and Reported during 1973: An Analysis.
QuelleIn: Epistle, 2 (1975) 2, (49 Seiten)
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Dokumenttypgedruckt; online; Zeitschriftenaufsatz
SchlagwörterDegree Requirements; Doctoral Dissertations; Doctoral Programs; Employment Opportunities; Graduate Study; Reading Instruction; Reading Research; Teacher Educator Education; Teacher Educators
AbstractThe "Epistle" is the Publication Forum of Professors of Reading Teacher Educators, which is a special-interest group of the International Reading Association. The topic considered in this issue is doctoral dissertations. Four professors, Billy Guice, Helen Robinson, Edwin Smith, and J. Jaap Tuinman, share their views on directing students through the dissertation stage of doctoral work. Robert Palmatier and Ellen Austin review and analyze the reading studies reported in "Dissertation Abstracts" during 1973. Regular features are Movers, which endeavors to record the job choices of new graduates and the relocation of others; Exchange, which offers a communication link between individuals who wish temporary locations; and Job Report, which lists positions available to doctoral-degree holders. (MKM)
Erfasst vonERIC (Education Resources Information Center), Washington, DC
Update2004/1/01
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