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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Psychology and education"”.

  1. Modelling the Relationship between Parental Behaviour and Childhood Skill Development: Empirical Evidence from the UK and Canada

    … the developmental trajectories of cognitive and non-cognitive skills in primary school children and capture the role that parenting plays in the joint evolution of these skills. This framework draws on theoretical models and empirical findings from the fields of economics, psychology and

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  2. Impact of Person-Environment-Occupation Model Training on Teacher Transition Problem-Solving

    … with disabilities, other than the transition mandates set forth by the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA, 2004). This often results in educators picking transition plan goals and interventions from a “bank”, without taking into account the “whole child.” The following study …

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  3. THE PERCEPTIONS OF TEACHERS ON THE PICKET LINE AND IN THE CLASSROOM DURING A TEACHER STRIKE (PHENOMENOLOGY, THREAT-ANXIETY, RELATIONAL, REFERENCE GROUPS, SELF-ADEQUACY).

    … the perceptions of teachers on the picket line and in the classroom during the 1978 Tucson Unified School District teacher strike and the perceptions and relationships they experienced. Literature from sociology, psychology and education was reviewed to develop the theoretical framework. It is …

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  4. Approximate Vs. Monte Carlo Critical Values For The Winsorized T-Test

    … values has been developed via approximate randomization by Monte Carlo simulation.</p> <p>Based on eight common data distributions estimated from Psychology and Education along with the normal and five Mathematical distributions, these two tables of values were compared with respect to …

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  5. Subjects of Care: Ethics, Education, Extremism

    … “better thinking” as the path toward more caring and ethical political engagement. I study this logic by looking to globally pervasive educational and psychological approaches to counter-extremism, which target Muslims especially as knowing in dangerous ways. Counter-extremism in the UK throws …

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  6. The Impact of "Parents Feeling Capable" Treatment on the Self-Efficacy of Low Socio-Economic Parents

    … that has inspired much research in the past and continues to be a major research focus in the field of both psychology and education. Many studies exist confirming the lack of parental involvement of low socio-economic persons due to their low self-efficacy as it relates to their ability to …

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  7. Applying Sociocultural Theory to a Language Classroom Environment with Second-Year Students of College Russian

    … to American researchers in the 1960s and 70s, Lev Vygotsky’s ideas on human development have had a profound effect on the field of child psychology and education. Over time, Vygotsky’s ideas made their way into other fields including anthropology, educational linguistics, and the study …

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  8. Settler school psychologists readiness to decolonize practice

    … practice in working with Indigenous students and their families. Data was gathered through two rounds of interviews with seven settler school psychologists across Western and Northern Canada who are active in the profession. A personalized “self-location” situates the researcher as a settler …

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  9. Property Inference Decision-Making and Decision Switching of Undergraduate Engineers: Implications for Ideational Diversity & Fluency through Movements in a Cartesian Concept Design Space

    … phenomenon experienced by professional designers and engineering design students that stifles creativity and innovation through discouraging ideational productivity, fluency and diversity. During the design idea and concept generation phase of the design process, a reliance on perceptual surface …

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