Context: Low-level laser therapy (LLLT) is widely used as an intervention to promote healing in tendinopathy, however research on its effectiveness is limited, and the results vary. Alternatively, research indicates that corticosteroid use for tendino . . .

The study focuses on the experiences of school counselors and outlines their perspectives on supporting first-generation Latinx students. The study examines the literature surrounding the perceptions on the roles, practices, challenges, and demands . . .

Students with disabilities have diverse needs that can be difficult for schools to meet. One promising approach that addresses this issue is Linked Learning, a high school reform initiative aimed at simultaneously preparing all students for college an . . .

The Arabic determiner phrase (DP) has frequently been the target of investigation for many linguists (Al Qahtani 2016; Beina 2013; Fehri 1999; Kremers 2003). While these authors often discuss the functional structures of the Arabic DP and its modifier . . .

This dissertation examined the impact of principal turnover on the sustainability of Character Education Programs(CEPs)in the elementary school setting. The four research questions that guided this study were: What content on the Bonner Center Charact . . .

Background: Patellofemoral pain syndrome (PFPS) is a common orthopedic condition characterized by debilitating knee pain associated with movement and, due to its enigmatic pathophysiology, typically requires a multimodal approach to optimal conservati . . .

Background: Medications are one identifiable risk factor that can contribute to the incidence of falls. The aim of this study is to assess if the most frequently prescribed medication categories, psychotropic, opioid, and cardiovascular, are associate . . .

Practitioners need to feel confident in their knowledge and understanding of the natural world, have a sense of connectedness to the environment around them, and be comfortable in their ability to effectively implement environmental education (EE) cur . . .

Context: Idiopathic toe-walking (ITW) is present in 7-24% of the children?s population without identifiable orthopedic or neurologic conditions. Because of the unknown etiology, there are a myriad of treatment options and minimal evidence on the most . . .