Directory of school officials in State of Maryland.

Title varies slightly.

Magellan mapping module /

Shipping list no.: 92-215-P.

The visiting teacher in the United States.

Mode of access: Internet.

District of Columbia appropriations for 1982 [microform] : hearings before a subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives, Ninety-seventh Congress, first session /

Includes index.

Catalog of the pedagogical library,

Mode of access: Internet.

Status report for radon in Illinois /

Cover title.

The ministry of art /

Art the revealer -- The philosophy of the Gothic restoration -- The place of the fine arts in public education -- The artist and the world -- The craftsman and the architect -- American university architecture -- The ministry of art.

Social salvation

"The following lectures have been prepared for delivery, in March, 1902, before the students of the Divinity School of Yale University, upon the Lyman Beecher Foundation"--Pref.

Report

Title Varies: 1903/04-19 Dept. of Public Education, State of Maryland. Annual Report

Bulletin

Bulletin no. 10 incorrectly numbered 9

Report

1st report (1958/59) issued in California (State) Legislature. Joint Interim Committee on the Public Education System. Preliminary Progress Report

Annual report.

Report year end varies: Vols. <24th>-35th (<1842/1843>-1852/1852) report year ends June 30th; vols. 36th (1853/1854)- report year ends Dec. 31.

Annual Report

Mode of access: Internet.

Partnering with Parents to Promote High School Graduation: An Evidence-based Program Evaluation

Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2016-06

Knowledge of birds and willingness to support their conservation: an Australian case study

This case study concentrates on the extent of knowledge among the Australian public of Australia's tropical bird species, and their willingness to support their conservation. In order to place this issue in context, we provide background information on the status of Australian bird species, focusing attention on species that occur in tropical Australia. Then, using questionnaire survey results, we consider the hypothesis that the public's support for the conservation of different bird species depends on their understanding of the species' existence and status. Based on results from a sample of residents in Brisbane, Queensland, we found that knowledge of bird species that occur exclusively in the Australian tropics (including tropical Queensland) was very poor compared with that of those occurring in the Brisbane area that are relatively common. Experimental results indicated that when respondents in the sample had an option to allocate A$1,000 between 10 bird species listed in the survey, they allocated more funds to the better-known and more common species, unless they were provided with balanced information about all the selected species. With balanced information, the average allocation to bird species confined mostly to the Australian tropics, particularly those threatened, increased. This demonstrates the conservation implications of information provision about bird species. The results showed that public education can play a crucial role in attempts to conserve bird species that are poorly known and threatened.