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Showing 1 to 20 of 35 for “"Children -- Research"”.
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Percepce a zvládání dopadů specifických poruch učení na každodenní život dětí s touto diagnoózou
… disabilities impacts on everyday life of children with this diagnosis. ABSTRACT This text is focused on recognition of impacts of the specific learning disabilities on everyday life as the children with this diagnosis themselves see it and the strategies used by these children in order to …
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Interactive and Textbook Lessons in Science Instruction: Combining Strategies to Engage Students in Learning
… the hands-on activities create confidence in the children. Research also indicates that students who receive textbook based lessons earn scores similar to students who learn through hands-on lessons. This study explores the effects of different instructional strategies on student engagement in …
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Interactive and Textbook Lessons in Science Instruction: Combining Strategies to Engage Students in Learning
… the hands-on activities create confidence in the children. Research also indicates that students who receive textbook based lessons earn scores similar to students who learn through hands-on lessons. This study explores the effects of different instructional strategies on student engagement in …
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Mothers' beliefs about emotions, mother-child emotion discourse, and children's emotion understanding in Latino families
… emotion understanding in Latino preschool-aged children. Research on Latino families may prove to be important given the little research that has focused on emotion understanding strictly in Latino cultures. Forty Latino mother-child dyads were observed throughout a series of naturalistic …
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How does having a child with profound or multiple disabilities affect the home/school relationship?
… a multi-cultural Special School for Primary aged children. Research has highlighted the impact upon the family in terms of coping strategies and how families with good and poor coping strategies differ. The purpose of the study was to consider how a model of systemic thinking called the Family …
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Organizational Factors That Influence Social Workers' Capacity to Engage in Mindfulness Self-Care: A Case Study
… negatively impacts the quality of care for the children. Research findings have shown mindfulness self-care to be effective in decreasing symptoms of burnout for social workers. However, it appears there is a gap in research, which examines the influence organizational factors have on employees’ …
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Reclaiming Our Identities as Good Mothers: Narratives of Mothers with Child Welfare Experience
… as the primary caregiver of their children and household, while maintaining employment outside of the home. This notion, based on a middle-class, Eurocentric construct leaves little consideration for the experiences of mothers from diverse socio-economic, and ethno-racial …
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Experiences of Sacramental Marriage
… religious practices; and (e) they parented children. Research methods included guided conversation, participant observation, and a timeline activity that asked participants to plot their life histories, including significant marital and spiritual events, on paper prior to discussing the …
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Perceptions of parents of students with autism towards the IEP meeting.
… to the belief held by parents that their children were or were not being properly served by IEP meetings. Parental relationships with educators, IEP meeting experiences, IEP outcomes, and treatment by educators were revealed through participant input. Parents were asked to share their …
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What do children hear? : what do children understand?
'What Do Children Hear? What Do Children Understand?' is a study of a prep grade of children and their interaction in a day-to-day classroom teaching-learning situation. It is a brief glimpse at the complexity that is a part of teaching children. Research studies show and acknowledge differences in …
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An investigation into physical activity and classroom behaviours in children with intellectual disabilities.
In typically developing children, research indicates that physical activity has positive influences not only on health but also academic attainment and classroom behaviour. Children with intellectual disabilities appear to exhibit less activity levels than their peers without disability. Coronary …
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Perceptions of Kindergarten Teachers regarding Professional Development in New Jersey's Public Schools
… transform the educational experiences of young children. Research indicates that young children’s educational gains are more likely to last when quality preschool programs are linked with the elementary years. A PreK-3 approach integrates and builds strong connections between the learning …
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Reactions to response-contingent and noncontingent stimulation by non-handicapped infants and infants with multiple learning difficulties
… disabled and multiply impaired infants and children. Three experiments were conducted on non-handicapped infants in order to develop a reliable experimental paradigm, in which computer-controlled equipment delivered visuo-auditory stimulation contingent upon a leg kick. Certain …
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The Perceptions of Elementary Teachers Regarding Literacy Challenges Linked to Behavioral Difficulties
… and appropriate educational services for children and their family members can help change behavior patterns to foster the successful acquisition of literacy skills. Purpose: The purpose of this study was to establish a relationship between literacy comprehension challenges and behavioral …
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Key Factors of Faith Development : the Relationship Between Family and Church Factors and Faith Development of Adolescents and Young Adults in German-Speaking Europe
<p>Problem. The church is losing its children. Research revealed that more than two thirds of the next generation leave their congregations during their teens and early 20s. Without these adolescents and young adults the church has no viable future. While the youth are able to make their way …
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Design, implementation and evaluation of the impact of a body image professional development program for early childhood educators
… arise during puberty, though it is now reported children as young as three years of age present with such problems. Early intervention is therefore an important strategy to improve mental and physical health outcomes for very young children, and educators are an obvious conduit to build …
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Knowledge, attitude, practice, and barrier to pulses consumption among elementary school students of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
… of overweight and obesity has risen among children and adolescents in Canada since late 1970s. Although there has been a declining rate in obesity among children over the last few years, the disease burden associated with childhood obesity is still a concern. Intake of greater amount of …
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Producers of indecent images of children : a qualitative analysis of the aetiology and development of their offending patterns
… involved in the creation of indecent images of children. This thesis is a qualitative analysis of 22 interviews undertaken with individuals who produced IIOC. The production of IIOC is not a new phenomenon. However, producers of IIOC are a group about which little is known, even though they …
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Hubungan antara kecerdasan emosional dengan resiliensi siswa akselerasi
… emotional intelligence and resilience. This research is a quantitative research study with correlational types . Data obtained from the results of this study are used to reveal the two variables, namely the level of emotional intelligence and resilience. The population in this study was …
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