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Showing 1 to 20 of 42 for “"Emotional challenges"”.
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An Investigation of Female English Language Teachers’ Felt Emotions, Their Emotion Regulation Strategies and The Effects of Their Emotions on Their Identities Within Turkish Context: Three Comparative Case Studies
… teachers are not well-equipped to face the emotional challenges when they become in-service teachers (Canli et al., 2024). Moreover, inservice teachers’ emotional challenges, how they could regulate their emotions, and how emotions can be used to strengthen their identities are not …
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From Surviving to Thriving: Exploring Alternatively Certified Teachers' Perceptions of First-Year Support From School-Level Personnel
… certified teachers' perceptions of the challenges encountered and the support they received during their induction year. Challenges reported in this study are similar to those found in the literature on self-efficacy and induction year support of alternatively certified teachers as …
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The inner world of dance: An exploration into the psychological support needs of professional dancers
… area by conducting an exploration of dancers emotional support requirements and addressing perceptions and experiences of psychological therapy. Semi-structured interviews were carried out with eight dancers, currently employed with British dance companies. Interviews were analysed using …
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Supporting children’s emotional development : guide for parents and early childhood teachers
… social withdrawal, seeking attention and other emotional challenges. This paper discusses how teachers and parents can encourage and support children to overcome these obstacles over time through positive communication, environment, and atmosphere, and assist them in developing their emotional …
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A Qualitative Exploration of the Information and Service Needs of Youth Siblings of Individuals with Cystic Fibrosis
… for the present research: To explore (1) what challenges healthy siblings of youth with CF face, (2) what information about CF healthy siblings of youth with CF need, (3) what types of mental health services healthy siblings of youth with CF need, (4) the perceived benefits and/or drawbacks of …
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Supporting Novice Early Childhood Teachers' Classroom Practices Through An Online Community Of Practice
… in supporting young children’s social emotional development and addressing challenging behavior. The study also examined the types of social and emotional challenges novice teachers perceive to be the most salient to their success as teachers and the solutions they found most helpful. …
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Care of the child with medical complexity through the eyes of their caregiver: A photovoice project
… four main themes emerged: role transition, daily challenges, finding support, and thriving in the new normal. Caregivers take on multiple roles, including providing medical care, advocating for their children, and educating others. While facing emotional challenges such as guilt, fear, and …
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Examining The Influence Of Professional Learning Communities On Grit And Social-Emotional Skill Development In Students And Collective Teacher Efficacy Within A Middle School
… has been a change in student behavior and social-emotional competence following the isolation, independence, and disjointed nature of the COVID-19 pandemic. Regardless of our efforts to engage students in learning, many are not emotionally available to participate in or avail themselves of the …
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Identification of the needs of grade 10 learners for input for a life skills programme : a study conducted at a Cape Town high school
… to equip adolescents to cope with the social and emotional challenges they are likely to encounter, is also covered.
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Brain structure and function associated with emotion-cognition interactions: A multi-method investigation
… cognitive neuroscience, comprehensive models of emotional functioning that include neuro-behavioral mechanisms and individual differences predicting vulnerability or resiliency to emotional challenges are scarce. At the level of brain structure, there has not been clear consensus on what the most …
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Teacher Perceptions of Social-Emotional Learning Program Implementation in Rural Georgia Middle Schools
<p>Social emotional learning (SEL) refers to a set of skills and competencies that allow students to effectively establish, develop and maintain interpersonal relationships with others, as well as to manage their intrapersonal feelings, emotions and responses to social situations. Students who …
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Meta-Analysis of Behavior Problems in Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children
Recent data regarding social-emotional challenges indicate elevations in behavior problems (BPs) in deaf and hard of hearing (DHH) children (Austen, 2010; Stevenson et al., 2010; van Eldik et al., 2004). Factors affecting this include family and social contexts, language development (LD), and …
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THE EXPERIENCE OF CANCER PAIN: DEVELOPING INTEGRATED SUPPORT SYSTEMS FOR BREAST CANCER PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC PAIN INFORMED BY PATIENT AND CAREGIVER INSIGHTS
… data on patients' and caregivers' unmet needs, emotional responses, and treatment preferences concerning CP, particularly in breast cancer survivorship. The final study (Study 4) evaluated the usability of PainRELife, a novel digital health tool for managing breast cancer CP and enhancing …
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Assessing and Mitigating the Social and Emotional Effects of COVID-19
… affected students’ academic, social, and emotional development. While much research has focused on learning loss, less attention has been paid to how teachers perceive and respond to students’ social-emotional learning (SEL) deficits in post-pandemic classrooms. The purpose of this …
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Mental health professionals' attitudes toward borderline personality disorder and their experiences of co-produced dialectical behaviour therapy training
Background: Clients experiencing severe emotional dysregulation present significant challenges for mental health professionals (MHPs). This client group often face stigma and pejorative attitudes in mental health settings. MHPs acknowledge they need more training and education to effectively …
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Emotional Dissonance Among UK Animal Technologists: Evidence, Impact and Management Implications
… While discharging these responsibilities the emotional needs of the carers require consideration, balancing their perceptions of animal care against the purpose for which the animals exist. As little published information is available on the emotional challenges faced by UK animal …
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“IT’S A BIG ADJUSTMENT COMING FROM THE RESERVE TO LIVING IN A TOTALLY DIFFERENT SOCIETY”: EXPLORING THE WELL-BEING OF FIRST NATIONS ATHLETES PLAYING SPORT IN AN URBAN MAINSTREAM CONTEXT
… to a mainstream context may involve navigating challenges such as racism and discrimination, isolation from family, friends, and community, and a dismissed cultural identity. The purpose of this study was to explore the psychological well-being and multicultural adjustment experiences of …
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Experiences of parents with congenital abnormalities at Oshakati Intermediate hospital, Oshana region
… The study revealed psychological, emotional, social and economic challenges parents endure while raising a child with congenital abnormalities. Psychological and emotional challenges included being stressed by caring tasks and having worries about the present and future life of …
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Hospital-to-home care transition for dementia patients and family caregivers : discharge planning and decision-making experience of family caregivers
… to significant decisional, informational, and emotional challenges. This dissertation explored the discharge planning and decision-making experiences of culturally diverse caregivers using longitudinal qualitative data analyzed across two time points. Guided by the Ottawa Decision Support …
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Exploring the mental health experiences of young mothers affected by HIV in South Africa
… young mothers experienced multiple stressors and challenges which affected their mental health, including school disruptions, coming to terms with their HIV status and unintended pregnancy, and experiences of violence. Adjusting to their new realities and transitioning into their roles as mothers …
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