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I would be interested in talking with people about the dissertation writing process. I get very little guidance from my committee and could use a support network.
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Aghh I cant seem to stay motivated!
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Well I am coming up to my confirmation in August and have been working on powerpoint all day. I really think my computer has a grudge against me as it keeps freezing! I think there might be a link between eating chocolate and public presentations as time escapes!
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I would be interested to talk to anyone who has an interest in anything navy. Although my research is the development of the Australian navy I have a wide interest in navies in general especially the period of 'Pax Britannica'
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I am in the middle of the stage of thesis writing. This period is one of the difficult periods for me because I have to focus on organising and presenting my ideas in the best way in order to impress the examiners. Wish me the best guys..... :)
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Anyone interested in tobacco control on an international level should join Globalink at: http://www.globalink.org/
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Gender, Borders and Boundaries. A one day postgraduate conference at Manchester University. 27th Junbe 2008. http://www.llc.manchester.ac.uk/research/centres/mdcsn/conferences/gender_and_borders/ Organised by Amy M Russell and Susanne Hofmann.
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I'm new to this site. I hope to find some research inspiration as well as get to know some of you. Please feel free to drop me a line and say hi. Christina: ftca@uaf.edu
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Tell me a fact and I will learn, tell the truth and I will believe, tell me a story and it will live in my heart forever. Indian Proverb
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Can time be used as a variable to determine leadership style? Time is critical as noted by administrative tasks that are recommended to improve instruction, such as classroom walk throughs, teacher-principal conferences, professional learning communities, etc. So what connection exists between time and leadership style? What relationship exists between time, leadership style, and student proficiency?
