Arts & Humanities
Dual Language
100%
William Shakespeare
75%
Casting
73%
Early Modern England
66%
Middle Age
66%
English-only
63%
Reading Comprehension
57%
Sexuality
55%
August Wilson
51%
Vita nuovum
48%
Erotic Poetry
48%
Listening Comprehension
48%
John Gower
46%
Visual Pleasure
45%
Male Desire
44%
Language Impairment
42%
Scholarly Edition
41%
Homoeroticism
41%
Book Market
40%
Beowulf
38%
Grammar
38%
English Society
38%
Background Knowledge
38%
Political Power
37%
Frantz Fanon
36%
Deviance
36%
Italian Renaissance
36%
History
35%
Vocabulary
35%
Trajectory
35%
Working Memory
35%
Pornography
34%
Popularization
34%
Geoffrey Chaucer
33%
Playwright
33%
Bath
31%
Dante Alighieri
31%
Manuscripts
31%
Teeth
30%
Poem
30%
Performance
29%
Criticism
27%
Estate
27%
Chronology
27%
Wives
27%
English People
26%
Romance
26%
Slavery
25%
Plato
25%
Scenarios
24%
Modeling
24%
Blood
22%
Gender Identity
21%
Language
21%
Philosophical Dialogue
20%
Food
20%
Platonic Dialogues
20%
National Identity
20%
Sound
19%
History of Sexuality
19%
Romantic Love
19%
English Culture
19%
Enlightenment
19%
Social Control
19%
Early Modern English
18%
Cultural Terms
17%
England
17%
Posttests
17%
Electronic Mail
16%
Manipulation
16%
Modern Period
16%
Cholera
16%
Deprivation
16%
Roman Period
16%
Income
16%
Historical Perspective
16%
Gift
16%
Jokes
16%
Visual Representation
16%
Language Sample Analysis
15%
Prolog
15%
Evaluation
15%
Donation
15%
White Masks
15%
Philosophical Traditions
15%
Reflex
15%
Telephone
14%
Western Culture
14%
Corruption
14%
Bioarchaeology
14%
Dissemination
14%
Accommodation
14%
Specificity
14%
Interdependencies
14%
Eternal
14%
Social Sciences
comprehension
62%
educational technology
59%
edition
53%
performance
53%
infotainment
46%
vocabulary
39%
systems engineering
37%
listening comprehension
36%
biometrics
36%
school grade
34%
slavery
34%
evaluation
33%
speaking
33%
memorial
33%
student
32%
gift
31%
donation
31%
instruction
31%
middle ages
30%
social control
29%
contagious disease
28%
deprivation
28%
learning
28%
history
27%
accommodation
27%
narrative
27%
grammar
26%
genre
26%
multimedia
26%
fourteenth century
23%
thirteenth century
23%
criticism
23%
low income
23%
video
21%
instructor
21%
scenario
21%
death
21%
food
20%
Oceania
20%
satire
19%
innovation
18%
facial expression
18%
English language lessons
17%
teacher
17%
song
16%
manipulation
15%
imprisonment
15%
motor vehicle
14%
gender role
14%
physiology
13%
corruption
13%
love
13%
Group
12%
travel
12%
Muslim
12%
economics
12%
AIDS
12%
historicization
12%
technology assessment
11%
Religion
11%
teacher's role
11%
time
11%
ethnicity
11%
periodization
10%
demand
10%
group cohesion
9%
self-regulation
9%
heuristics
9%
assistant
9%
gender
8%
small group
8%
computer science
8%
English language
8%
classroom
7%
phenomenology
7%
quiz
7%
literature
7%
child psychology
6%
modernity
6%
disability
6%
software
6%
rating
6%
continuity
6%
experience
6%
educator
6%
education
5%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Language
78%
Students
62%
Reading
54%
Vocabulary
51%
Psychological Practice
30%
Short-Term Memory
27%
Income
24%
Control Groups
19%
Child
16%
Universal Design
16%
Learning
15%
Growth
14%
Population
13%
Education
11%
Language Tests
8%
Educational Measurement
7%
Problem-Based Learning
7%
Academic Performance
7%
Analysis of Variance
7%
Research Personnel
7%
Child Psychology
7%
Psychology
6%
Professional Practice
6%
Politics
5%
Social Class
5%
Social Work
5%
Cognitive Science
5%