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Values Education Influence on Elementary Students' Self-Esteem
… difference in measures of self-esteem between elementary school students to whom specific values were formally taught in their school as part of the curriculum and those who did not receive such instruction. The setting for the study was a school district in Canada that had identified sixteen …
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Fraction Models That Promote Understanding For Elementary Students
… models of fraction representation to enhance elementary students' conceptual understanding of fractions. Students' preferences regarding the set, area, and linear models of fractions during independent work was also investigated. This study took place in a 5th grade class consisting of 21 …
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Language and Literacy: Teaching Elementary Students to Write
Elementary writing instruction & curriculum.
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Elementary Students’ And Teachers’ Perceptions Of Flipped Mathematics Lessons
… is a pedagogical model that allows more time for students to engage in active learning in the classroom because direct instruction is moved to video and watched outside of class time. Although many studies have shown the effectiveness of this strategy, previous perceptional studies have primarily …
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Principals' Perceptions on Educating Elementary Students who are Gifted
Students who are gifted need student centered academic challenges and authentic problems to spark reflection and enhance student outcomes. When academic needs are not met,students who are gifted may not reach their full academic potential and may lose motivation for learning. A primary reason for …
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Writing Self-Efficacy of Elementary Students With Learning Disabilities
Writing is an important academic skill that many students with learning disabilities (LDs) find difficult to master. To acquire basic literacy skills, early intervention and appropriate accommodations are crucial for these learners. In the context of writing achievement, self-efficacy refers to …
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Using Electronic Books to Increase Elementary Students’ Motivation to Read
<p>One of the main challenges that elementary teachers face is developing a reading program that adequately meets the need of all students. Given that not all students learn in the same manner, it is imperative that teachers find ways to motivate and excite all students when it comes to reading. …
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A Survey of Elementary Students' Attitudes Regarding Computer Assisted Instruction
<p>Three hundred ninety-six students In a selected elementary school In Georgia served as subjects for the survey of attitudes toward Computer Assisted Instruction and the school environment. Total responses were tabulated and compared by grade levels, genders, and ethnic origins. The survey …
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Resource Consultation Model for Gifted Elementary Students: A Case Study
… indicated that cluster grouping of enrichment students had a positive impact on non-identified students who were enrolled in the enrichment cluster classrooms. The had greater access to academic challenge than non-identified students who were not enrolled in enrichment cluster classrooms. In …
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Effects of teachers' active role in Accelerated Reader with elementary students
… purpose of this study, which took place in an elementary school and included seven first grade classes, eight second grade classes, and one autistic class as the sample (<em>n</em> = 16), was to determine the success of the Accelerated Reader (AR) program by examining the way in which teachers …
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The Impact of Gamification on the Mathematics Achievement of Elementary Students
<p>This study explores the use of gamification in elementary math. Living in a Global society requires students to use technology in classes daily. Students are using technology to complete a task that is aligned to state standards. These tasks are geared to help students master grade-level skills. …
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Effect of an After-School Garden Club Program on Elementary Students
… purpose of this study was to determine if three elementary school garden club programs influenced students' attitudes and behaviors regarding fruit and vegetable consumption. Both quantitative and qualitative data collection and analysis took place, in the form of pretest and posttest …
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Reading Motivation In Upper Elementary Students: How Children Explain Reading For Pleasure
… reading experience in fourth and fifth grade students. The purpose of the study was to create a dialogue with children regarding their leisure reading habits in an effort to inform our understanding of aliteracy, a term that refers to having the ability to read but choosing not to. Fourth …
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The effect of social skills training for elementary students with learning disabilities
… of the social skills program "Skillstreaming the Elementary School Child" for elementary children with learning disabilities. Two first grade and two second grade students participated in the study. All students were classified as specific learning disabled and were included in the general …
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Impact of Leader In Me On Social-Emotional Learning of Elementary Students
… are increasingly important in preparing our students for a successful future. The Leader in Me, based on Steven Covey’s seven habits, offers a process intended to increase the leadership skills of students through the explicit teaching of each of the habits. By studying the practices and …
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Using Literature Circles to Increase Readign Comprehension in Third Grade Elementary Students
… to learn. Good strategies support struggling students to be more successful in all subjects at school as reading is the basis for subsequent mastery of most subjects (Bender & Larkin, 2003).</p> <p>This action research project examined the use of literature circles in a third grade class. The …
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Bridging Policy and Education: How Elementary Students Are Impacted by Reform Efforts
… student experience. The paper demonstrates what students in these reformed schools experience and what lessons we can learn from their experiences. In particular, the research focuses on engagement levels and the matching of intentions to student propensities. A goal of the paper is to help …
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