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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"diagnostician"”.
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Expertise in problem identification: a descriptive analysis of the cue selection and hypothesis generation of reading diagnosticians
… of expertise in reading diagnosis suggest that diagnosticians identify problems idiosyncratically, with little Intra- or inter-diagnostician consistency in cue selection and hypothesis generation. Further, their prescriptions appear to be unrelated to their diagnoses. A close examination of this …
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The influence of non-measurement bias on the diagnosis of articulation impairment
… variables associated with test interpretation or diagnostician background (non-measurement factors) may be better predictors of diagnostic bias. This study investigated the ability of non-measurement factors to predict the diagnostic decisions made for 345 speech impaired children enrolled in Head …
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Vittorino da Peltre as an Ideal Teacher
… to-day might well look to him as an educational diagnostician and find in his theory remedies for the modern malignant diseases of triviality, vocationalism, and materialism.
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Fault diagnosis based on causal reasoning
… here for assisting the lesser acquainted diagnostician differs considerably from the normal rule-based expert system techniques: it reasons about machine failures from a functional model of the device. In a mechanism like the lower hoist, a functional model must reason about forces, fluid …
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Perceptions of importance of diagnostic competencies among educational diagnosticians.
… as they apply to the work of the educational diagnostician and the second being to examine the diagnostician's perceived ability of training institutions to prepare professionals for the field of special education evaluation. This study examined the perceptions of educational diagnosticians (N …
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Examining the Role of the Special Educator in a Response to Intervention Model
… literature (i.e., collaborator, interventionist, diagnostician, manager); (b) within each key role, in what behaviors do special educator evidence most frequently; (c) instructional practices that are used most frequently by the special educator; and (d) instructional practices used by special …
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Error patterns: what do they tell us?
… study in cooperation with a clinical mathematics diagnostician. The analysis was done on the results of these two measures and the protocols collected during the clinical interviews. The results indicated that there was no clear connection between the two types of diagnosis, but the analysis did …
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Discursive Subcultures in UK Counselling Psychology: a Profession and its Practitioners’ constructions of Rupture in the Therapeutic Alliance
… discourses to position participants as either ‘diagnostician’ or (ideal) ‘relational being’ in relation to ‘rupture in the therapeutic alliance’. In their talk, individuals evade such fixed positions by drawing on alternative discursive repertoires of rupture as ‘inter’ and’ intrapersonal …
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Bilingual Health Communication and Medical Interpreters: Managing Role Performances and Communicative Goals
… on the typology of roles (i.e., conduit, co-diagnostician, patient advocate, institutional manager, and professional) presented in the study, I analyze interpreters' roles and their corresponding communicative goals and strategies. The theory of bilingual health communication is presented to …
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Microcomputer-assisted diagnosis of inherited disorders of the skeleton
… an enhancement to the specialist genetic diagnostician. These achievements have been effected by means of a unique newly developed application of compressed bit-mapping, attained by writing the applicable programs in Turbo Pascal and 8086- assembler languages. Calculations indicate that …
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A clinical audit of the management of ADHD in children and adolescents and comparison between two treatment sites in Cape Town
… standards was rated 'good’ (>80%): qualified diagnostician (86%), clinician contact with teacher (96%), side effect monitoring (84%), and offering Methylphenidate as first line treatment (80%). Compliance with five standards was 'fair’ (50- 79%): DSM-IV criteria documentation (60%), treatment …
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Creating connections: Investigating the use of diagnostic information in classrooms
… how recommendations provided by educational diagnosticians in a student’s full and individual evaluation are used by teachers to effectively promote and provide specialized instruction. This study also investigated how to communicate the recommendations to teachers most effectively. An …
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Role and Functions of School Psychologists in Virginia: a Ten Year Follow-Up
… service delivery model, namely that of the diagnostician, taking precedence within the Commonwealth of Virginia. The profession has undergone and continues to undergo noted changes as a result of recent legislation and movements toward educational reform. The purpose of this study is to …