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Abecedarians were a 16th-century
German sect of
Anabaptists who
rejected all
human learning.
Questions have been
raised as to the
historical accuracy of...
- The
Carolina Abecedarian Project was a
controlled experiment that was
conducted in 1972 in
North Carolina,
United States, by the
Frank Porter Graham Child...
- Look up
abecedarian in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Abecedarian is a 16th-century
German sect that
rejected any
education above the
minimal level...
- An
abecedarian hymn is a hymn that
begins with the
letter A, and each
verse or
clause following begins with the next
letter of the alphabet. The abecedarian...
- An
abecedarius (also
abecedary and
abecedarian) is a
special type of
acrostic in
which the
first letter of
every word,
strophe or
verse follows the order...
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Abecedarians were an American, Los Angeles–based post-punk trio,
active in the mid to late 1980s. The
lineup consisted of
Chris Manecke (guitar, vocals...
- a 25-point gain. In addition,
students who had been
enrolled in the
Abecedarian Project, an often-cited ECE study,
scored significantly higher on reading...
- are Head Start, the
Chicago Child-Parent
Center Program, High/Scope,
Abecedarian Early Intervention Project,
SMART (Start
Making a
Reader Today), the...
- "Adiutor Laborantium" and "Altus Prosator". Both
poems are
examples of
Abecedarian hymns in
Latin written while Columba was at the Iona Abbey. The shorter...
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attention and speed. More intensive, but much
smaller projects, such as the
Abecedarian Project, have
reported lasting effects,
often on
socioeconomic status...
