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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Teacher’s Perception"”.

  1. The effects of teacher practices on classroom management

    … study was to examine the relationship between a teacher’s causal attribution of student behavior and their decision to write a student a discipline referral. This study included a review of data collected from Teachers’ Attribution for Students’ Behavior Measure (TASBM) from a purposeful sample …

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  2. Influence of choice on motivation to learn for students with autism: Effect on student interest, writing achievement, latency, and behavior

    … with autism and his motivation to write. His teacher’s perception on the use and effectiveness of choice in her classroom is also examined. Using a single-subject baseline design, the variable of choice showed increased student interest and decreased latency to begin writing tasks. Teacher

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  3. Keeping teachers : the factors influencing intent to stay

    … relationship between principal support toward teachers who are new to a school and whether these actions lead to teacher retention or attrition. The study specifically examines the relationship between teacher’s perception of their principal’s support and whether the new teacher is likely to …

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  4. Perceptions Of Induction: A Phenomenological Case Study

    … can significantly diminish a probationary teacher’s perception of their ability when the nuances of the job and students become overwhelming. On average, a school will lose three out of every 20 teachers annually. The problem this study researches is how faculty and staff provide support …

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  5. Head Start Four and Five Year Old Children’s Attitudes Toward School as They are Related to Achievement

    … attitude toward school, their classroom teacher’s perception of their attitude toward school, length of time in school, sex, or a composite of these with their achievement on the Pre-School Attainment Record. A random sample of 55 Head Start children completed three instruments. The …

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  6. Differential Perceptions of English Teachers About the Teaching of Literature in Seventh-day Adventist Secondary Schools in Selected Regions of the Caribbean

    … ethical, and spiritual questions, and often teachers are not the central controllers in determining whether this subject should be taught in church-operated secondary schools. The literature teacher’s role could be pivotal in this situation, but only if the constituency under which each …

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  7. The impact of complex instruction on teacher perception of student status in secondary science classrooms

    … ended tasks, and intentional feedback from the teacher to shift student academic and social statuses and to promote equity in collaborative groups and classrooms (Cohen, Lotan, Scarloss, & Arellano, 1999). However, the perspective of teachers implementing CI is not well researched in secondary …

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  8. Teachers’ perceptions of physical education for children with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder at a special needs primary school within the Cape Winelands District

    … framework for understanding the experiences of teachers and their work with children living with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder. A qualitative approach was used to explore teachers’ experiences and perceptions of physical education for learners with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder at a special …

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