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Showing 1 to 20 of 49 for “"Whole child"”.
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Ethnography: Understanding the Whole Child
… ethnography is to get to know the student as a whole, and not through assessments. I describe students’ interests, likes and dislikes, and family life. In addition to getting to know the students, there is an in depth look at the educator, and her motivations.</p>
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The Effects Of Whole Child Education Safety Needs
… in this study are the outcome effects of the whole child education model. The purpose of the study was to examine these outcomes due to the current state of federal laws providing states and schools more flexibility to incorporate these programs into their accountability systems. The research …
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Implementation of Social Emotional Learning To Service The Whole Child
… skills as well. We wanted to support the whole child development. This encounter led me down a road of questioning and discovery regarding how we as educators can equip staff to teach students the social and emotional skills they need to navigate the lifelong obstacles they may …
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Developing the Whole Child Through Movement in the Music Classroom
The early twentieth century brought forth some very strong figures in the world of arts pedagogy. Among them were Carl Orff and Emile Jacque-Dalcroze. Both were composers as well as music educators. Both believed that in order for a musician to perform expressively rather than mechanically, one had …
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Developing the Whole Child Through Movement in the Music Classroom
The early twentieth century brought forth some very strong figures in the world of arts pedagogy. Among them were Carl Orff and Emile Jacque-Dalcroze. Both were composers as well as music educators. Both believed that in order for a musician to perform expressively rather than mechanically, one had …
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Educating the Whole Child: Evidence of Health and Wellness Instruction in the Schools Serving Low-Income Students
… about student physical and mental well-being. Childhood obesity has more than doubled in the past three decades, and today, one in five children experiences symptoms of mental illness. Low-income children are especially subject to these conditions. The long-term consequences for the country as …
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A Program Evaluation of Tuition Free Boarding Schools: Lessons and Policy Implications for Public School Districts Educating the Whole Child
<p>Students from disadvantaged backgrounds, especially those exposed to a traumatic event, bring complex experiences to the classroom setting that can affect learning and/or behavior. This qualitative study provided district administrators, policymakers, and community partners (providers, liaisons, …
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Raising Student Achievement Through Programmatic Initiatives and Instructional Improvement
… of the performance mandates outlined in the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001. To compare the post-restructuring status of the school with the pre-restructuring status, student growth data for multiple grade levels and for each federal subgroup was collected. In addition, the staff’s perceptions …
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The Increasing Standardization of Curriculum and Instruction in Two Central-Iowa Elementary Schools and its Effect on Teacher Autonomy and Creativity
… stress, and meeting the needs of the whole child, while the focus group teachers found their opportunities for teacher autonomy and creativity allowed them to teach within their philosophical beliefs and tend to the whole child. Implications and recommendations based on the study’s …
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A Critical Analysis of the Culture of Consumption: A Running Curriculum
… of running in order to address the needs of the whole child.</p>
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Toward a Holistic Pedagogy of Art Integration
… art integration that would address nurturing the whole child as the goal of education. Over the last few decades, art integration has become an important academic issue in curriculum studies, particularly at the early and primary levels of childhood education. Many have entertained various modes …
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Impact of Person-Environment-Occupation Model Training on Teacher Transition Problem-Solving
… from a “bank”, without taking into account the “whole child.” The following study examines the effect of the Person-Environment-Occupation (PEO) model, pioneered by Law et al. (1996), on a teacher’s ability to consider personal, environmental, and occupational variables when planning for …
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Detection and Prevention of Predelinquency
… been definite progress in the education of the whole child must be recognized by those who have followed the development of the school's program for some years. This is particularly significant in the application of the preventive principles of mental hygiene dealing with disabilities and …
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How implementing social programs with first grade students to improve their existing emotional and behavioral issues affects a new teacher's outlook on her classroom and students
… I was able to better interact with and teach the whole child.</p>
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To What Extent Are At-Risk Preschoolers Effectively Prepared For Kindergarten?
… of analyzing data from three student categories: children who attended private preschool programming, children who attended the school’s at-risk program, and children who had no schooling. The data collected was used to determine professional development needed, grant funding allocation, and …
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Sharing Stories Of Development: How School Leaders Perceive Developing A Trauma-Informed School
… by this study is, with rising numbers of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), school staff lack targeted skills to help students mitigate trauma. Further, this qualitative study fills the gap in literature by providing the lived experiences of educational leaders in developing trauma-informed …
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Principals and the Phenomenon of Neoliberal Audit Culture
… system's ability to address the needs of the whole child as delivered through the Georgia Milestone Assessment System. The researcher also identifies the essential essence of the school assessment phenomenon in these principals' schools as dissonance created by the narrow scope of the …
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Incorporating Social Media into the Classroom: A Case Study on How TikTok can be Immersed into Classroom Pedagogy
… ways parents see this tool as supporting their child's wellbeing, and why TikTok is unique to successfully building a community. This project offers valuable insights into Generation Z on a deeper social-emotional level through fieldwork observation notes, surveys, and interviews with students …
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