In fourteen pages this Master’s thesis paper analyzes the importance of integrating technology in American schools to lift lagging education standards and discusses such innovations as SMART boards, Promethean boards, and enVisionMATH, along budgetary considerations as well as the demands on schools posed by constantly changing technology. Fifteen sources are listed in the bibliography.

A Master's thesis 3 chapters forms the basis of this paper consisting of sixty seven pages which includes a problem statement, literature review and history of management and leadership with various applicable theories, and methodology. There are forty six sources along with the inclusion of one table and a Table of Contents.

An overview of master student characteristics along with possible weaknesses forms the basis of this paper consisting of four pages.

This 4 page paper provides an overview of a statement of purpose for application to a Masters program at the University of Florida.

In five pages the symbolism of master and slave is applied to the destructive marital relationship described in the poem.

In sixty five pages this paper includes tutorial notation regarding thesis documents and features a 5 chapter Master's research paper regarding the correlation between attrition among teachers and mentoring programs with a literature review included. Thirty one sources are cited in the bibliography and there is also the inclusion of 1 illustration.

In three pages 2 peer evaluation thesis summaries are critiqued. There is no bibliography included.

In eight pages the master and slave relationship as it existed in Bermuda in the early nineteenth century is discussed along with an examination of the slave process of freedom and includes the assertion that the masters predominantly wanted their freedom as well. Six sources are cited in the bibliography.

A 4 page research paper/essay that takes the form of a letter from one of his ministers to the Tibetan king Trisong Detsen, concerning the form of Buddhism that Tibet should adopt by observing a debate between the Indian master Kamalashila and the Chinese master Hoshang. Bibliography lists 2 sources.

This 7 page paper discusses the role of master planning in organizations today. The writer argues that master planning is necessary if organizations are to be able to meet future needs in a timely manner. The writer draws examples from Disney World and the James River Corporation, as well as outlining the problems of Tennessee hospitals that could not provide enough tetanus shots for those who needed them. There are 6 sources listed in the bibliography.

In five pages the 'warfare thesis' of Draper and White is examined within the context of the conflict between religion and science with a consideration of Galileo's support or rejection of such a thesis. Three sources are cited in the bibliography.

An 8 page research paper that examines the thesis question of “Should tenure for educators continue?” The writer summarizes arguments both pro and con, as well as those voices that argue that tenure policies should be reformed. The final page of the paper is devoted to a “thesis question page” that sums up the major positions. Bibliography lists 13 sources.

This 4 page paper argues in support of a thesis that certain elements are inextricably bound up with life in poor urban areas. These include deteriorating neighborhoods and a poor education. Support for the thesis comes from an article in the Wall Street Journal that discusses changes in Chicago urban housing projects.

In four pages this book summary identifies the text’s major thesis and discusses various points the author uses to develop his thesis, with examples provided. There are no other sources listed in the bibliography.

This essay begins with a brief, one paragraph explanation to the student researching this subject of why the student's thesis that Louise Mallard, the protagonist of Kate Chopin's nineteenth century short story, "The Story of an Hour," committed suicide was rejected and the alternate proposed thesis, that she was murdered, was chosen by the writer. Then, the writer offers a nuanced and detailed argument, drawing on scholarly sources, to back this argument. Six pages in length, four sources are cited.

This paper summarizes three chapters from a thesis, Olmeztoprak, E. (2010), which is titled "Therapist-initiated addiction assessment procedures of marriage and family therapists in the southwest United States." No other sources are cited.

This research paper pertain to the role that a master's degree in Geography/GIS plays in regards to government employees or educators within the GIS field. Three pages in length, three sources are cited.

Explains how a master's degree in geographic engineering systems might impact an employee working in business development for a major automobile chain. There are 2 sources listed in the bibliography of this 3-page paper.

This example essay provides a student with a hypothetical example of how to craft his personal essay for admissions to the Master's program in School Counseling available at Andrews University. No sources are cited.

This paper argues the thesis that genetic and sociological information about birth parents should be available to the children they put up for adoption. The twelve page paper includes a Roman Numeral outline and eight sources are listed in the bibliography.

This essay presents the argument that in William Golding's Lord of the Flies, the character of Simon is congruent with Joseph Campbell's hero cycle in some way, but differs from this paradigm also in order to support the author's principal thesis, which is that savagery lurks within the human psyche. Three pages in length, four sources are cited.

In a paper consisting of eight pages Franklin's Autobiography is used to discern differences and differences between apprentices, journeymen and master craftsmen and also include the text Keepers of the Revolution: New Yorkers At Work in the Early Republic in the discussion. There are no other sources listed.

In five pages this report considers how Beaux Arts architecture was mastered by Frank Lloyd Wright in terms of environmental harmony with nature. Six sources are cited in the bibliography.

In seventeen pages Fukuyama's essay is outlined and explained in terms of the articulated thesis regarding the last man at the end of history with the writer's own personal reflections also among the topics of discussion. Twenty one sources are cited in the bibliography.

In five pages this paper examines the paradigm of master and slave throughout history as determined by Friedrich Nietzsche. There are no other sources listed.