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Showing 1 to 20 of 30 for “"parents' perspectives"”.
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Parents’ perspectives of sibling bullying: A qualitative inquiry
… study uncovered the voices of 11 parents using a semi-structured interview. A qualitative methodology based on a trauma-informed lens family systems theory was used to explore the impact of sibling bullying. This research aimed to learn about parents' childhood experiences of …
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Parents’ perspectives of home numeracy practices of primary school children
… In research, qualitative studies have shown that parents’ engagement is complex and impacted by various aspects. Parent questionnaires have been used to explore a range of home practices but have not captured the complexities of engagement, thus resulting in some inconsistent findings. This thesis …
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“Just Like Math”: Parents’ Perspectives on Sexuality Education in Primary Classrooms
… study is to develop a deeper understanding of parents’ perceptions of sexuality education in primary school. The study was guided by the following questions: 1) How do parents understand sexuality education in schools for primary-aged children? 2) What do parents believe children need to learn? …
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Salient resources facilitating business startup for adults with intellectual disability: Parents’ perspectives
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2023-12-04 without embargo terms
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Parents' perspectives and experiences of having a child with hereditary hearing loss
… the psychosocial challenges experienced by parents related to their child's HL, but in South Africa there have been no studies investigating the hereditary aspects of HL and how they may be related to the experiences of parents. Furthermore, the understanding and comprehension of genetics …
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Parents' Perspectives on the Literacy Instruction Received by their Children with Intellectual Disabilities
… qualitative interview study was to explore the perspectives of 22 parents of children with intellectual disabilities on the literacy learning opportunities the children were provided in school. It asked: 1) What are the perspectives of such parents on the literacy instruction offered to their …
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Experiences of Parents of Emergent Bilingual Children Facing Autism Inquiry
Parents are unique experts on their children and their developmental environment. This is especially the case of emergent bilingual children’s parents, who are promising untapped sources of knowledge and wisdom about their children’s language learning, social communication, and development. …
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A case study of key stakeholders' perceptions of the learning center's effectiveness for English learners at a district in Central California
… stakeholders’ (administrators, teachers, and parents) perspectives of English learners in the learning center, a response to intervention model, at a school district in Central California. Research existed concerning the yearly academic growth of students in a learning center, but there was a …
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Online parental accounts regarding a multimodal intervention for neurobehavioral disorders : A qualitative descriptive study
… of this qualitative inquiry was to describe parents’ experiences of the Brain Balance Program, as revealed in their online writing. This study provides a description of parents’ experiences in a way that highlights what participating in the program was like, asserts their judgements about …
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The role of parents in preventing substance use among adolescents at Elias Motsoaledi Municipality in the Sekhukhune District, Limpopo Province
… be escalating. This study explored the role of parents in preventing substance use among adolescents within the Elias Motsoaledi Municipality of the Sekhukhune District, Limpopo Province. A qualitative, exploratory research design was adopted to gain insight into parents’ perspectives and …
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Embodying The Hyphen: An Ethnography On Korean Adoptees
… is profound. Past studies have favored adoptive parents’ perspectives over that of Korean adoptees. This study aims to address that limitation in hopes of contributing to the growing trend of Korean- adoption ethnographic research led by Korean adoptees. Drawing on semi-structured interviews with …
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Latino Families and Parental Involvement: A Case Study of Home Literature Conversations in a Primary Bilingual Classroom
… and interprets the dialogue between Latino parents and their children during home literature conversations. The participating students were enrolled in my first and second grade classroom in East Los Angeles, California. I was guided by the following research questions in this qualitative …
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The Experience of Korean Immigrant Parents of Children with Autism: Partnership and Inclusion
… collaborative experiences of Korean immigrant parents raising children with autism as they partner with teachers in inclusive educational settings. Despite the growing population of Asian immigrant families facing developmental disabilities, research remains limited on how Korean immigrant …
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Talk and transfer: how parents' discourse about the Northern Ireland transfer tests constructs an ideological dilemma
… presents a discursive psychological study of parents’ views of the unofficial transfer tests in Northern Ireland, which have facilitated grammar schools’ practice of academic selection since government support for the 11-plus was discontinued in 2008. The main purpose is to extend current …
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Perspectives on curriculum and pedagogy in a private kindergarten in China
… two decades, this thesis explores the Chinese perspectives of practitioners, parents and children on the curriculum and pedagogy of a private kindergarten delivering the Western Multiple Intelligence (MI) programme. This ethnographic study captures practitioners and parents perspectives by …
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An investigation into inequalities in parent-child involvement in active play
… frequency involvement in active play with their parents than girls, more-so with fathers than mothers. There was also indication that frequency of involvement was significantly affected by parents‟ health and their hours in employment. Many of the findings were supported by qualitative research …
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Exploring the experience and meaning of therapeutic relationships for mothers in a Parent-Infant Mental Health Service with infants who have been at the edge of care: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis
… that parental mental health problems can have on parents themselves, as well as on the quality of the parent-infant relationship and their infants’ wellbeing and development. Parental mental ill health can be one of multiple factors that may contribute to the invocation of child protection …
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Listening to Students with Mild and Moderate Hearing Loss: Learning and Social-Emotional Needs in Educational Contexts
… purpose of this research is to investigate the perspectives of students with MMHL to gain insight into how they, as learners, conceptualize and manage their hearing loss at school and to develop recommendations for researchers and educators. Reviewed literature includes both quantitative and …
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