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Showing 1 to 20 of 21 for “"Parent perception"”.
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Parent Perception Of The Parent And Placement Team Process
… The Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) noted that parent feedback is required in the IEP document. This study collected information about parents’ perceptions of the IEP process. Individual interviews were completed with 13 engaged parents to document their experiences working through the IEP …
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Adaptive Functioning and Autism Spectrum Disorder Symptom Severity in Childhood: Parent Perception vs Clinician Rating
… used tools in assessing children for ASD are parent report forms or clinical interviews with the child’s parent (such as the Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scales, Second Edition; VABS-II) and clinician assessment and observation, frequently using the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule, Second …
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Parental ability to support their children's education of mathematics
… this study is to determine the extent to which parents/guardians can adequately support the success of their children's innovative mathematics curriculum. The study raises questions about the skills and knowledge parents have about today's mathematical practices. Are parents informed enough to …
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The association between school environment and children’s general health and oral health outcomes in Australia
… Australia and the Australian Capital Territory. Parents of a random sample of 5,418 children aged 5–14 years responded to self-complete surveys, and children participated in a dental examination. Parent perceptions of their child’s school were collected as were administrative data for …
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An Investigation Of The Effectiveness Of Computer-assisted Biofeedback For Students Diagnosed As Having Autism Spectrum Disorder
… Data were also collected on educator and parent perception of generalization of self-regulation of behavior. The data suggest: (a) speed to engagement increased when using a computer-assisted biofeedback program for all participants; (b) time on-task improved over baseline conditions for …
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How are African American parents involved in their children's education, prekindergarten through sixth grade?
This study examined African American parents and primary caregivers and their involvement in their children's early childhood education. Epstein's Model of Parental Involvement and Bronfenbrenner's Bioecological Systems Theory were utilized as the theoretical frameworks. The Parent and School …
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Enhancing Interventions for Pediatric Obesity Among Young Latino Children: A Mixed Methods Study
… beliefs about children's body size influence parent perception of child overweight and cultural factors also influence health communication and impact parent understanding of their child's weight status. Additionally, cultural values of respeto, familismo, and pesonalismo impact family …
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Children and adolescents and modified twin block for Class II division 1 malocclusion compared to controls: quantitative and qualitative analyses
… quality of life (OHRQoL), self-esteem, self-perception of aesthetic treatment need and 3D soft tissue facial changes in children with Class II division 1 malocclusion (II/1M) compared to children with II/1M awaiting treatment who served as controls. • To assess the effect MTB treatment has on …
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Effects of Collaborative Problem Solving Training for Parents of Children with Challenging Behavior in a Public School Setting
… Think:Kids Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS) Parent Group Therapy curriculum is to help parents recognize the underlying skill deficits contributing to their child's challenging behavior, identify pathways leading to the behavior, and make environmental changes to prevent problem behavior. …
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Suspendees in a suburban middle school setting
… Coopersmith Self-Esteem Inventory (SEI) and the Parent Perception Inventory (PPI) were used as the basis for comparing three suspension groups: 1) nonsuspendees (N=14), 2) one-time suspendees (N=l7), and 3) three (or more) time suspendees (N=15), Iess descriptive data were gathered in the areas …
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Children with ADHD: Parental Perceptions of Homework Completion Behavior and the Role of Sports Programming Participation
… with ADHD.</p> <p>In an online anonymous survey, parents of children diagnosed with ADHD were asked questions about their child’s sports programming (intensity and timing) and perceptions of homework completion behaviors (i.e., measured by the “Student Task Orientation/Efficiency” items on the …
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The relationship between behavioral events and interpersonal perceptions in the families of problem behavior children
… demonstrated that both child behavior and parents' perceptions of their problem behavior children improved during parent training. A behavioral systems model employing single-case experimental design was used to test the following hypotheses: (1) change in parenting behavior would precede …
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A Cross-Sectional Study Of The Relations Between Parental Factors And Academic Achievement In High School Adolescents
… used as the theoretical model for this study of parental achievement factors that influence adolescent academic achievement. Many predictors are related to a child's potential for academic achievement. Of the most proximal are parental and family factors, which were the focus in this study. The …
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Risk And Protective Factors Related to Female/Male Use Of Alcohol In Grades 7-12
… protective factor influences (e.g., personal perception, parent perception, and positive beliefs). Users were more likely to have risk factor influences (e.g., other drug use; friend's influence; school drug use; alcohol, tobacco, and other drug (ATOD) school availability; and ATOD community …
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The Relations Among Parental Monitoring and Warmth, and Adolescent Externalizing and Internalizing Distress: The Effects of Parent and Adolescent Perception of Neighborhood Danger
<p>Parental monitoring and warmth have traditionally been studied in the context of white, middle-class families. This paper adds to recent research that has begun to explore what levels of these parenting behaviors are optimal for the prevention of adolescent psychopathology in impoverished, urban …
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Developing Physical Literacy Enriched Opportunities within the Home, School, and Community Contexts
… home, school, and community), role models (e.g., parents, teachers, coaches, recreation leaders) play an important part in providing positive movement experiences in these spaces. To date, there is a lack of research exploring physical literacy development from a multi-contextual approach, a gap …
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The Relationship Between Infant Crying and Father Well-Being
… depression and stress, and decreased feelings of parenting self-efficacy. Infant crying has also been identified as the number one trigger caregivers report prior to an abusive action, placing infants who cry excessively at risk. Fathers and male caregivers have been identified as the primary …
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Twice-Exceptional Identification and Identity Formation: A Mixed Methods Study
<p>This research study examined the parent perceptions of and relationships among intellectual potential, academic achievement, and the order of identification of exceptionality for twice-exceptional students. Twice-exceptional students exhibit both giftedness and a learning disability or …
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POST-PANDEMIC STUDENT ATTENDANCE
… days in a year. Through my study, I explored parents’ perceptions of post-pandemic K–12 public or charter school students regarding barriers to student attendance, impacts on absenteeism, and motivation to attend school digitally or in the brick-and-mortar classroom. Health-related reasons …
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Cross-sectional analysis of car restraint system use during transportation of children with special health care needs in the Western Cape
… understand the current CRS usage as well as the parents' experiences and perspectives of transportation of CSHCN in the Western Cape, and to determine the postural support needs of CSHCN and the suitability of different CRS designs to meet these needs during transportation. This was achieved …
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