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Master of Education: Educational Policy Studies Final Capping Papers
The Educational Policy Studies Capping Exercise (EDPS 900) is a *3 CR/N course. The purposes of the capping exercise are to demonstrate skills of inquiry, reflection, and critique and to reflect on learning from the graduate experience. The capping exercise is a research inquiry that may fall into one of the following categories: 1) analysis of a work-based problem; 2) critical literature review; 3) scholarly paper; 4) development of professional or organizational resources; or 5) evaluation of a program and/or policy. The capping exercise is to be an original, individually-produced product distinct from the products of other courses completed in a student’s graduate program.
Items in this Collection
- 1Adriana Marcela Ferrer Rondon
- 1Alan Ross Blacker
- 1Allen, Britney H.
- 1Alyson Hope Kroetch
- 1Amira Nanis
- 1Anqi Miao
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Musings from a Principal’s Office: What Principals Need to Know About Fostering Effective Relationships in Schools
Download2022-01-01
Fostering effective relationships in school can support the development of staff and students. The purpose of this literature review is to share with principals the necessity of fostering effective relationships in their schools, what role trust plays in the construction and maintenance of...
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2025-04-07
Like all higher education institutions, universities face tremendous pressures to continuously reform as a result of ever-changing conditions in both their internal and external environments. For example, neoliberal policies by many governments have led to the marketization of universities and...
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2022-01-01
Improving parental involvement can lead to increased student success, yet schools struggle to engage more parents in the education process. How can schools encourage more parental involvement? How can parents best support their children, teachers, and school leaders to increase student success?...
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2021-08-18
Six years after the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada’s Calls to Action charted changes in policy and practice to advance the process of reconciliation within Canada (2015), authentic progress made in school settings is modest. Approaching the problem of waning attention and...
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2022-04-08
Teachers continuously work on improving their practice, and often take professional development courses to help them learn new pedagogies and strategies that will positively impact student learning. In our society’s current culture climate, there has been a growing emphasis on providing...
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2023-12-15
The following is a review of existing literature on faculty perceptions, understandings, and definitions of Critical Thinking (CT) within a post-secondary context. CT is an ill-defined concept and individual understandings can be shaped by ontological or epistemological positions, as well as...
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Perceptions of Mentorship Among Beginning Teachers and Educational Leaders: Aligned or Divided? A Synthesis and Overview
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A large body of literature suggests mentorship can play a significant role in the successful induction process of beginning teachers. With high attrition rates in the teaching profession, ensuring effective supports are in place to support new teachers is imperative to the continuity of...
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Program Evaluation Plan for ASSIST Community Services Center Settlement Services Program and AHC New Immigrants Program
Download2023-12-13
This evaluation plan provides a basic framework and steps for assessing the new immigrant service programs conducted at ASSIST Community Services Center and AHC (Action for Healthy Community) in Edmonton. It includes important and typical indicators as examples. The plan primarily applies the...
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Questioning the Helping Hand: A Literature Review on Politics in Non-governmental Organizations (NGOs)
Download2024-04-12
This literature review examines the multifaceted roles of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in bridging gaps left by state and market failures, particularly in sectors such as education, health, and environmental conservation. The literature review traces the historical context of NGOs...