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burrhus_frederic_skinner

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h as the use of token economy, preferred activity time, and assertive discipline theory. His influence o... Skinner believed that this approach could free up time for teachers to develop individualized behavioral... exchange tokens for privileges like extra recess time or choosing a classroom activity. While token ec

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charlotte_hawkins_brown

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s leadership qualities began to emerge during her time at Alston Grammar School, where she was selected ... ng financial challenges and societal norms of the time, Brown remained dedicated to uplifting the Black

adrianna_kezar

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the value of prototyping, which may require more time in order to present ideas to important stakeholde

alfred_binet

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ltifaceted view of intelligence that evolved over time. While he initially aimed to measure "natural int

anna_julia_haywood_cooper

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he challenges faced by Black students during that time, Cooper excelled in her studies and later enrolle

benjamin_franklin

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s on various topics such as health, finances, and time management. **4. Witty Sayings**: The almanack w

bhimrao_ramji_ambedkar

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velihood—a concept that was groundbreaking at the time. ==== Established the National Overseas Scholars

celestina_cordero_molina

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challenged societal norms for Black women at the time. Cordero y Molina's dedication to education and e

charles_william_eliot

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changing societal and economic landscape. At the time of Eliot's appointment, Harvard was perceived as