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Research Consortium for Belizean Studies

Research Consortium for Belizean Studies

The Research Consortium for Belizean Studies (RCBS) is a collaborative effort between UT Tyler and other Consortium for Belize Educational Cooperation (COBEC) institutions to create a structured support system for Belize and U.S. scholars engaged in research in Belize. The RCBS's goals are to collaborate and partner with Belizean and US scholars, institutions, and educators; expand our collective capacity; and contribute to the development of elementary, secondary, and higher education in Belize.

Research conducted by the University of Belize faculty and students can be found at UB Faculty of Science & Technology: Research Repository.

Submissions from 2012 2012

Evolution in the Caribbean Classroom: A Critical Analysis of the Role of Biology Teachers and Science Standards in Shaping Evolution Instruction in Belize, Elvis Enrique Nunez, Rose M. Pringle, and Kevin Tyler Showalter

Corporate Social Responsibility: A Helping Hand for a Better Belize, Sharmayne Saunders

School Counseling in Belize: Poised for Great Development, Shirlene Smith-Augustine and Miriam Wagner

Use of Airborne LiDAR to Delineate Canopy Degradation and Encroachment along the Guatemala-Belize Border, John F. Weishampel, Jessica N. Hightower, Arlen F. Chase, and Diane Z. Chase

Submissions from 2011 2011

Analyzing principal perceptions of educational purpose in southern Belize through scholar-practitioner research, Wesley Hickey and Peggy Gill

A scholar-practitioner approach to international mentoring through collaborative partnerships, Wesley Hickey, Peggy Gill, and Cathy Amonett

Scholar practitioner inquiry as international action research: Surveying leadership perceptions of principals in the Toledo district of Belize, Wesley Hickey, Peggy Gill, and Lakesha Brown

Educational computer use in the schools of southern Belize, Wesley Hickey, Peggy Gill, Joyce Nuner, and Rowan Ljungdahl

Factors Affecting Student Persistence at a Selected Community College in the Stann Creek District, Belize, Central America, Karen Charlette Martinez

An Evaluation of the Primary School Teacher Induction Training Program in Belize, Sheldon James Samuels

Historical Overview of Special Education in Belize, Diana P. Sukhram, Lisa Monda-Amaya, and Eleanor Enriquez

I Do the Best I Can: Caregivers' Perceptions of Informal Caregiving for Older Adults in Belize, Kerryellen Vroman and Jamme Morency

A Model Biodiversity Monitoring Protocol for REDD Projects, Jeff Waldon, Bruce W. Miller, and Carolyn M. Miller

Submissions from 2010 2010

Student Identities and the Tourist Gaze in International Service-Learning: A University Project in Belize, Esther Prins and Nicole Webster

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