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Most cited papers from Tulsa Public Schools

What are the most cited papers from Tulsa Public Schools?

The most cited paper from Tulsa Public Schools is "Sex Differences and Legal School Entrance Age" (Frank R. Pauley, 1951), with 27 citations. Next come "Evaluation of a Bullying Prevention Program" (21) and "Navigating the Reform–Accountability Culture in Oklahoma Social Studies" (20).

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1 Sex Differences and Legal School Entrance Age Frank R. Pauley · The Journal of Educational Research Sep 1951 27
2 Evaluation of a Bullying Prevention Program Abby Hallford, Cameo F. Borntrager, Joanne L. Davis · Journal of Research in Childhood Education Sep 2006 21
3 Navigating the Reform–Accountability Culture in Oklahoma Social Studies Neil O. Houser, Daniel G. Krutka, Rachael Province Roberts et al. · Theory & Research in Social Education 16 Sep 2016 20
4 Science buddies: An authentic context for developing preservice teachers’ understandings of learning, teaching, and scientific inquiry Christine Moseley, Sarah J. Ramsey, Kristin Ruff · Journal of Elementary Science Education Sep 2004 20
5 Dollar-Value Utility of Alternative Procedures for Selecting School Principals Joyce C. Hogan, Larry L. Zenke · Educational and Psychological Measurement Dec 1986 17
6 Debriefing Stress Jonnie Lynn Hill, Cynthia G. Lance · Simulation & Gaming Dec 2002 14
7 Artificial Intelligence in the Classroom: Democratizing Knowledge and Transforming Education Luis Bello, Lianne Aubert · Seminars in Medical Writing and Education Open access 16 Apr 2025 7
8 Using Brief Academic Assessments to Determine Generalization Strategies Sara E. House Rich, Gary J. Duhon · Journal of Behavioral Education 3 Oct 2014 6
9 Exploration of Rhythmic Patterns of Gene Expression to Estimate the Time of Day a Bloodstain Was Created Dianne E. Kirk, Robert W. Allen · Research and Reports in Forensic Medical Science Open access Nov 2021 4
10 Fitnessgram: An Answer to Physical Fitness Improvement for School Children Ed Lacy, Barbara J. Marshall · Journal of Physical Education Recreation & Dance 1984 4
11 An experimental program in mathematics Coy C. Pruitt · Mathematics Teacher Learning and Teaching PK-12 Feb 1960 2
12 Wave function modelling of a pendulum-spring system exhibiting simple harmonic motion John Wayne Ostrander · Physics Education 17 Dec 2015 2
13 The Development of Marching Band Traditions at Historically Black Colleges and Universities: The Human Jukebox versus the Sonic Boom of the South Claire Milburn · Journal of Historical Research in Music Education Apr 2022 1
14 Algebraic arithmetic for elementary school Donald L. Bradfield · The Arithmetic Teacher Mar 1965 1
15 Toward a Positive Explanation of Student Differences in Reading Growth Curt M. Adams, Anna H. Palmer · Teachers College Record The Voice of Scholarship in Education Aug 2017 1
16 Students Make the Scene Helen Kelso Carney · Modern Language Journal Nov 1973 1
17 The Use of Achievement Tests in Curriculum Development M.M. Black · NASSP Bulletin Feb 1959 1
18 AI in the Classroom: Democratizing Knowledge and Transforming Education Luis Bello, Lianne Aubert Book chapterOpen access 4 Apr 2025 0
19 The Soap Opera: Literature To Be Seen and Not Read Margherite LaPota, Bruce LaPota · The English Journal Apr 1973 0
20 Preparing a Curriculum Guide Ruth E. Reeves, Dorothy Knappenberger · The English Journal Apr 1970 0
21 Announcing the Alan C. Purves Award Winner (Volume 35) Arlette Ingram Willis, Carmen María Martínez-Roldán, Renée Moore et al. · Research in the Teaching of English Feb 2002 0
22 Sports for Girls and Women Rachel E. Blackburn · Journal of the American Association for Health Physical Education and Recreation Dec 1953 0
23 Students Make the Scene Helen Carney · Modern Language Journal Nov 1973 0
24 Audio‐visual aids Marcella Oberle, Mardel Ogilvie, Edna Gilbert et al. · The Speech Teacher Sep 1962 0
25 Essay Reviews Larry L. Zenke · Educational Administration Quarterly Feb 1982 0
26 Audio-visual aids J. Wayne Patterson, Robert Ince, Charlotte Waisman et al. · Communication Education Sep 1968 0
27 What Are Promising Administrative Practices in the Senior High School? Rex K. John, M.M. Black, Willard H. Van Dyke · NASSP Bulletin Apr 1953 0
28 The Majesty of Numbers Donald L. Bradfield · Mathematics Teacher Learning and Teaching PK-12 Oct 1967 0
29 Skill Development in the Language Arts Mary McClenaghan · Journal of Education Dec 1953 0
30 Posture, a Concern of Every Teacher Rachel E. Blackburn · Journal of Education May 1951 0
31 Shared Constructions of Expert Middle Level Social Studies Teachers Claudia Lynne Moyers, John E. Steinbrink, Susan E. Breck · Research in Middle Level Education Quarterly Open access Jun 1996 0
32 What Should Be the Relationship of Teachers and Administrators for Instructional Improvement? Robert Nelson Bush, M.M. Black · NASSP Bulletin Apr 1955 0
33 Industrial Arts in American Schools DeWitt Hunt, M. J. Ruley · NASSP Bulletin Nov 1953 0
34 C. a Mathematics Supervisor Looks At in-Service Programs Lawrence W. Lavengood · NASSP Bulletin May 1954 0
35 Designing and Implementing Alternative Schools Bruce Howell · NASSP Bulletin Sep 1973 0
36 Help Meet School Needs: Establish an Alumni Foundation Frances L. A. Powell · NASSP Bulletin Dec 1986 0
37 Learning Styles, Achievement And The Middle Level Student: Useful Facts Or Useless Fiction? Linda A. Hall, Adrienne E. Hyle · Research in Middle Level Education Quarterly Open access 1996 0

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