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Showing 1 to 17 of 17 for “"Stages of Learning"”.
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The role and effects of using the students’ native language in the early stages of learning a foreign language on students enrolled in the Intensive Intermédiate English I courses at the Foreign Language Department in the University of El Salvador in the year 2015
Ever since, one decides to become an education professional, there is a commitment for working in pro of the education of those who have trusted us with our guidance towards the learning of foreign languages. It is then, our responsibility to take an active role in the improvement of the quality of …
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The association between anxiety and working memory and the effects on skill acquisition and transfer
… reported that people experiencing high levels of anxiety have a tendency to engage in worry, or interfering thoughts that impact on working memory resources resulting in performance deficits cognitive tasks. Furthemore, skill acquisition theories propose that working memory plays an important …
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The Development of Dual Task Performance
The development of dual task performance was investigated in terms of the contribution of single task level of performance and a time sharing skill on dual task performance across age groups and stages of learning. 160 boys and girls, 6-7 and 8-9 years old from public schools in S. Paulo, Brazil, …
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Answering the Call: A guide to supporting horn players for band directors
… be quite challenging for many young students who often struggle with confidence, especially in the initial stages of learning. A ‘whole musician’ focused education is therefore frequently overlooked by their teachers causing a delay in the all-important development of musical conviction and …
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A importância da ludicidade e da psicomotricidade para a educação infantil
… because play, play and play are essential data of childhood. The use of these allows a pedagogical work that enables the construction of knowledge and child maturity. Luddicity is connected to psychomotor elements, which are acquired by the simple act and pleasure of playing, which complements …
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Empirical Accuracy and Consistency in College Students' Knowledge of Classical Astronomy
… basic astronomical phenomena and the nature of those explanations, moving beyond existing research of astronomy misconceptions and shedding new light on the nature of knowledge representation and the stability of knowledge. Fifty college students answered a questionnaire that asked for …
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Beginning Female Therapists' Experiences of Applying Theory into Their Practice
Although there is an extensive amount of literature on the developmental stages of beginning therapists and the challenges they face, little is known about one of their most difficult challenges; transferring theory learned in class to their practice. This study is a qualitative look at how …
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The motivational effects of using mobile devices in mathematics classrooms by students with exceptionalities
… by students with exceptionalities in the area of mathematics are often cited as a major factor negatively affecting their potential for success (Baird & Scott, 2009; Reichrath, de Witte, & Winkens, 2010). In the wake of many ongoing experiments using new mobile technology and tablet devices in …
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CAD and creativity at Key Stage 3 : towards a new pedagogy
… is much evidence to suggest that this shift of emphasis has not been without problems. The equipment used to design and quickly modify products mirrors the technological advancement in everyday life. This rapid change can be a source of uncertainty especially when one considers that software …
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The Acquisition of Morphosyntactic Properties of English Compounding and Transitivity Alternations by L1 Speakers of Libyan Arabic
Three central topics that have been at the heart of research into second language (L2) acquisition over the past 30 years are the extent to which properties of a speaker’s first language (L1) transfer into their L2 mental grammars, the extent to which L2 learners’ mental grammars are constrained by …
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L’isolamento sociale riduce marcatamente la risposta dei neuroni dopaminergici mesocorticali agli stimoli piacevoli.
… pathway plays an important role in the genesis of emotional arousal and behavioral activation in response to stimuli that provide a reward. This neural circuitry is also active in the early stages of learning and stabilization of addictive behavior due to substances abuse. Isolated animals have …
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An Examination of the Audit Implications of Third-Party Risk
… Commission each year that includes a discussion of significant risks the company faces. I use this disclosure to identify companies that reveal third-party risk as a major threat to their organization and use machine learning to develop a measure that distinguishes companies exposed to …
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The art and science of winning: professional cricket coaching as transdisciplinary practice
… statement examines the thirty-year evolution of my coaching and leadership in professional sport through my work in the public domain. It focuses on how to optimally coach and manage teams to win across multiple formats in professional cricket. Examining and reflecting on the process of how …
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When identities collide: becoming founders in pastoralist Kenya
There is an increasing number of entrepreneurship initiatives that aim to address extreme poverty, but we know little about how they shape founder identity and how diverse identities shape behavior. Although founder identity is a burgeoning field of study, theory is based primarily on research in …
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Development of a Travelers' Information Search Behavior Model
In the dynamic global environment of today, understanding how travelers acquire information is important for marketing management decisions (Srinivasan 1990; Wilkie and Dickson 1985). For destination marketing managers, understanding information search behavior of travelers is crucial for designing …
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Impact of digital games on early reading skills in a developing country context
Reading is the basic component of learning that constitutes one of the first steps towards educational attainment. Amongst others, some of the pressing issues the developing countries face are lower literacy rates, education quality and access. Pakistan comes under the list of countries with …