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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"challenging problem-solving"”.

  1. Parenting behavior and executive function in children with Down syndrome

    … behaviors of both the parent and child during a challenging problem-solving task. Parent directive and teaching behaviors were coded, along with child compliance and noncompliance. Child participants completed the pony/gator task, a laboratory measure of inhibition and working memory. Parents …

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  2. Reviewing the challenge for able students’: a participatory enquiry exploring the nature of pedagogy that can enhance cognitive engagement with homework.

    … this investigation suggest that, cognitively challenging, problem-solving tasks, co-constructed with students to include opportunities for Socratic questioning provide for greater challenge in the classroom. Finally, the benefits to be gained from establishing a research community where the …

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  3. Maternal autonomy support and control in the United States and China: Moment-to-moment associations with preschoolers’ behavioral regulation

    … of mother-child interaction during a 5-min challenging puzzle task, maternal behaviors (autonomy support and control) and child behaviors (attention, agency and defeat) were rated by separate teams of native speakers on 4-point scales in 15-second intervals. Using residualized dynamic …

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