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Fred K. Bellott, Director, Bureau of Educational Research, Memphis State University
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Andrew J. Bush, Assistant Professor, Memphis State University
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Christopher M. Clark, Assistant Professor, Michigan State University
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David L. Clinefelter, Principal, Jonathan Alder High School, Plain City, Ohio
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Willis D. Copeland, Associate Professor, University of California, Santa Barbara
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Carolyn M. Evertson, Director, Correlates of Effective Teaching Program, University of Texas at Austin
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Meredith D. Gall, Associate Professor, University of Oregon
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Thomas L. Good, Professor, University of Missouri
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William Kennedy, Associate Director, Educational Research and Evaluation Services, Cuyahoga Community College
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Robert R. Lange, College of Professional Studies Colorado State University
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A. Jon Magoon, Associate Professor, University of Delaware
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Donald M. Medley, Professor, University of Virginia
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Betty Myers, Assistant Professor, Syracuse University
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William Rabinowitz, Professor, Pennsylvania State University
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Jane A. Stallings, Manager, Classroom Process Studies, Stanford Research Institute
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Margaret C. Wang, Learning Research and Development Center, University of Pittsburgh
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Beatrice A. Ward, Deputy Laboratory Director, Far West Laboratory for Educational Research and Development