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    FormatThesis (2)Date Issued2010 - 2018 (2)Author/ContributorMacGregor, Cynthia J. (Cynthia Jane), 1962- (2)Cox, Kerri (1)Steward, Dana Lynn (1)Advisor
    MacGregor, Cynthia J. (Cynthia Jane), 1962- (2)
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    Educational leadership and policy analysis (MU) (2)
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    English (2)

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    Academically at-risk college students at a small, private, faith-based university : a qualitative study of factors promoting persistence to the fourth year 

    Steward, Dana Lynn (University of Missouri--Columbia, 2018)
    impediments outside of academics, and personal obstacles. The findings highlight the need for policies and practices that foster a supportive and caring campus culture, including capitalizing on the importance of family support for this population of students....

    Scholars on the sidelines : a phenomenological study of high-achieving elementary students in southwest Missouri 

    Cox, Kerri (University of Missouri--Columbia, 2018)
    High-achieving students are those who enter the classroom ready and able to learn. They demonstrate their abilities by earning high grades in their coursework and by receiving high scores on standardized tests. The purpose ...

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