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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"emotionally disturbed students"”.
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Vocational curriculums and best practices for emotionally disturbed students
… routes are not always an appropriate fit for students, particularly those with Emotional/Behavioral Disabilities (EBD). With limited academic, social, and self-determination skills, often times upon leaving high school these individuals do not attend or are not successful in a college setting, …
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The Effect of Animals in the Classroom on Emotionally Disturbed Students
Students with emotional disturbances are often the first to drop out of school. Having an effective technique to prevent the high drop out rate in any school will be beneficial to educators and administration. The following research study answers the question "How do emotionally disturbed students …
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Preparing Regular Education Teachers for the Mainstreaming of Emotionally Disturbed Students
… are little prepared for the mainstreaming of students with a diagnosis of emotional disturbance. The goal is to gather information to help a teacher feel successful when working with emotionally disturbed students and to assist the teacher in implementing the proper strategies to make a …
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The behavioral effects of placing emotionally disturbed students in an alternative school day setting
… the effects on student behaviors, of taking emotionally disturbed students out of the regular high school and placing them in an alternative afternoon (1PM - 5PM) program. The researcher attempted to determine whether removing the students from the regular population and placing them in a …
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An analysis of the stress, strain and coping levels of public school teachers of seriously emotionally disturbed students
… levels of public school teachers of seriously emotionally disturbed students. A secondary purpose was to determine if relationships existed between dependent variables stress, strain and coping and teacher experience and teaching assignment variables. The sample consisted of five hundred …
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A descriptive study of special education costs to local education agencies and program administrators' perceptions of quality in self-contained and regional programs for seriously emotionally disturbed students in the Hampton Roads area of Virginia
… skills curriculum and parental involvement for students identified as seriously emotionally disturbed (SED) and served in (1) self-contained classrooms operated by LEAs; and (2) regional (separate day school) programs operated cooperatively by the LEAs in Virginia are examined in this study. …
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F.D. Roosevelt School Student Handbook
<p>Behavior disordered and emotionally disturbed students entering a unique school environment as a part of a therapeutic residential treatment center are faced with many difficult adjustments. These students traditionally have more problems coping with stressful situations than ''normal" students. …
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Intellectual, educational and demographic characteristics of students with learning disabilities and serious emotional disturbances
… characteristics of 301 learning disabled students (LD) and 99 emotionally disturbed students (ED). Specifically, this study sought to determine which variables can successfully discriminate between LD and ED students and which variables can discriminate between the different service …
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Characteristics of mildly handicapped children in a small school district
… disabled, educable mentally retarded and emotionally disturbed in a small school district. The parameters of the study included demographic information, school-based characteristics and assessment data. Student data were collected from the confidential folders maintained by the school …
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Mood Congruency Effect on Academic Content Retention for Emotionally Disturbed High School Students
… content. The current study hypothesized that emotionally disturbed (ED) students encode less academic content then their peers due to their pervasive negative mood. In three separate conditions, 73 participants were shown a 5 min video clip to either induce a positive or negative mood or to …