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Showing 1 to 20 of 426 for “"Positive relationships."”.

  1. Positive Relationships: A Jewish Perspective

    Positive relationships are central to individual and communal flourishing. Research suggests that interpersonal responsiveness, character strengths, and shared experiences may be especially critical to cultivating and nurturing positive relationships. Positive psychology is most effective when …

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  2. Mindful and Positive Relationships as Foundational to Student Support

    … failure and an increased level of negative relationships with school staff and peers. In turn, these negative relationships limit the whole learning community through teacher burn-out and increased perception of the school as an unsafe area. This perception and teacher burn-out results in …

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  3. "This Is How Worklife Should Be": Quality Connections, Positive Relationships, and Positive Organizational Climate

    <p>This dissertation explores positive communication in the workplace; namely, that communication which constitutes quality connections and positive relationships associated with positive organizational climate. High quality connections and positive relationships are some of the most important …

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  4. Peer Coaching and the Perceived Impact on Fostering Positive Relationships, Knowledge Creation and Sharing Among Nursing Personnel

    … Supportive and encouraging peer-developmental relationships have the potential to augment the role of a nurse manager in addressing "soft skill" learning and development needs.</p> <p>The specific construct of peer coaching represents a small but emerging focus in the scholarly literature. In …

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  5. Exceptional connections : a cross-cultural exploration of the actual teacher behaviours that contribute to positive relationships with gifted secondary students and secondary students with emotional/behavioural disorders

    … the teacher behaviours that contributed to positive student-teacher relationships with gifted secondary students and secondary students with Emotional/Behavioural Disorders (EBD) in Western Australia and Canada. The study also examined which categories of social support (emotional, …

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  6. Perceptions of How Middle School Teachers Utilize Culturally Competent Pedagogy and Practice for Positive Student, Family, and Peer Relationships

    … responsive pedagogy and practices to build positive relationships with students and families while building and maintaining positive student-peer relationships in the classroom. This qualitative study design, conducted in an urban public-school division in central Virginia, employed a …

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  7. Exploring negative relationships at work: A prototype analysis

    People form many different types of relationships at work. These relationships are important because they provide access to resources that facilitate the work. Organizational scholars, managers and other employees have long recognized the value of such relationships and the social capital derived …

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  8. Self-Perception of NCAA Division I Student-Athletes

    … faculty, and other campus stakeholders to pursue positive relationships with the student-athletes they encounter. Positive relationships between student-athletes and faculty can help raise student-athlete self-perceptions, and in turn, performance in a variety of areas. </p>

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  9. Teaching Young Children Science: Early Care and Education Teachers' Attitudes, Beliefs, and Classroom Practices

    … With an online survey, the study investigated relationships between the early care and education teachers' attitudes and beliefs toward teaching science to young children, their science-related practices in the classroom, and their professional and program characteristics. Positive

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  10. Paternal Influence on the Eudiamonic Well-Being of Emerging Adult Sons Participating in Campus Crusade for Christ

    … and social development correlated to a son’s positive relationships and self-acceptance. Specifically, the data predict the more relational a father was with his son during the ages of 18 to 25 the healthier his son was in accepting himself and establishing positive relationships with others.

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  11. Exploring The Lived Experiences Of Public High School Teachers And Instructional Coaches Participating In Virtual Instructional Coaching During The COVID-19 Pandemic

    … and instructional coaches describe their relationships with their instructional coaching partner during the COVID-19 pandemic? The partnership approach theory was applied as the conceptual and theoretical framework for this study.</p> <p>Semi structured interviews were used for data …

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  12. The Impact of Mindset, Relationships, Engagement, and Hope on Predicting High School Students’ Level of Risk

    … beliefs about mindset, engagement, hope, and relationships predict level of risk for high school students. This study used a quantitative approach and survey research methodology. Participants were 319 high school students from a suburban high school in the Midwest region of the United States. …

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  13. What Keeps Teachers of Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder Teaching?

    … capital, social capital, structural capital, and positive psychological capital. While findings from this study revealed teachers of students with ASD experienced a lack of relevant district provided professional development, leadership presence and support, and various other supports needed to …

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  14. Essays on information and investment

    … returns, but that these results are driven by positive relationships between expenses and returns in 1999. I then find more robust positive relationships between aggregate measures of research spending within the family and fund-level returns. Finally, I find that pairwise correlations of fund …

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  15. Predicting academic dishonesty using the theory of planned behaviour

    … Correlation analyses indicated significant, positive relationships between all of the antecedents of the TPB.

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  16. A Case Study on Administrative Perspectives of Student Relationships on a Rural Middle School Campus

    Background: Relationships forged at school can aid or hinder development in regards to learning and behaviors. These relationships are critical at the middle school level when adolescents are beginning to form their own personal identities, personalities, values, and behaviors. Much of the …

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  17. Army Continuing Education System: The Role of Emotional Intelligence in Army Education Leadership as It Pertains to Team Performance

    … climate levels were found to have strong, positive relationships with team performance levels among Counselors at the .001 level. Additional analyses were conducted to determine the effects of age and gender on emotional intelligence, team performance, organizational climate, and job …

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  18. Perceptions of Low SES, High Academic Achievement Vietnamese Middle Grades Students of Factors that Have Contributed to Their School Achievement

    … Previous research has established the positive relationships between parent involvement and student achievement, and between high SES and student achievement. However, this study explores the perceptions of high achieving middle grades students with low SES. Through focus group …

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  19. Enhancing the Well-being of Older Adults and Young Adults with Developmental Disabilities through Participation in an Intergenerational Community Garden: Participatory Action Research

    … activity for older adults while developing positive relationships with younger adults with DD through qualitative methods.</p> <p>Ryff and Keyes (1995) discovered that although some elements of well-being remain stable as a person ages, purpose-in-life drops significantly in older adults. In …

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  20. How do 6 - 8 year old children conceptualise the idea of wellbeing in their school context? A study of young children's ideas about wellbeing in a faith school in England.

    … in England, this study shows the importance of positive relationships and ideas about agency on children’s meaning-making. Children identified safety as a key component in their understanding of wellbeing and this was linked to both positive relationships with their teacher and a belief in God …

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