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School of Education and Leadership Student Capstone Projects

Browse this collection of Capstone Projects submitted by students completing their master’s degrees in the Hamline School of Education and Leadership. Capstones are the culminating degree work and include research that draws from the student's formal study as well as professional and personal development. Submissions include a scholarly written description of the project and may include the project artifact (as a supplemental file).

Capstone Projects are documented in Digital Commons as a degree completion option, starting in 2017.

See also: School of Education Student Capstone Theses and Dissertations

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Capstone Projects from 2019 2019

Academic English and WIDA Level One Through Three ELs in the Mainstream: Professional Development Series for Increased Educational Equity for ELs at the Elementary and Middle School Levels, Madeline Hillier

Building Academic Competence For English Learners, Shelley Hoehn

Personalized Core Vocabulary Books In A Federal Four Special Education School, Carley Hoffman

A Culturally Responsive Teaching Curriculum for Adolescent ELL Students, Rebecca Catherine Holman

A Coaching Framework: Supporting Mainstream Teachers in Incorporating Academic-Language Development for English Learners, Sarah K. Holty

Moving English Learners To The Discourse Level: The Impact Of Rubrics On El Students' Progress Toward Writing Proficiency, Alena Hyams

Perspectives On American History: An Integrated Social Studies and English Language Arts Curriculum For Fifth Grade, Sara Ibis

Roots And S.T.E.M.: A Greenhouse Science Curriculum, Jaclyne Jandro

Effectively Teaching Metacognitive Strategies Across Content Areas To Enhance Comprehension, Jessica F. Johnson

Mindfulness-based interventions: The implications for stress management and academic performance in undergraduate students, Kathryn Johnson

Teaching Multiculturalism in the Rural Environment, Maija Johnson

Black Males And The Literacy Gap: How Can Professional Development Help Support Literacy Development Of Elementary Black Males In A Western Suburban School District?, Keenan Jones

Improving English Language Learners Participation and Language Growth by Incorporating Culturally Relevant Practices and Multicultural Content in the Classroom, Eve Kelley

U.S. History Curriculum Project Using Blended Learning To Improve Formative Feedback, Timothy Kennealy

Picture Books for Teaching Social Justice Issues in the Elementary Classroom, Lindsey Kesanen

Supporting 3rd-Grade French Immersion Students In Literacy Via Schoology, A Learning Management System, Jeremy Kigin

Cultural Capital And English Language Learner Educational Outcomes, Maddie Kiley

Identifying and Responding to Students Impacted by Trauma, Thomas M. Kloos

Focused Note-Taking in a High School Mathematics Course, Megan Koerner

Creating A Love For Writing, Mary Kornmann

Promoting Student Metacognition to Aid the Writing Process, Jessica Kramar

Developing An Outdoor Mindful Activity-Based Curriculum For English Language Learners, Krista A. Kulas

Comprehensible Input And Output In The Math Immersion Classroom: A Professional Development Series, Kimberly Kulhanek

Utilizing Technology With Nature-Based Learning In The Elementary School Classroom, Caroline LaBate

How Can Effective Curriculum Be Developed For Elementary English Language Students?, Lauren Lau