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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"self-concept development"”.
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An investigation of self concept development in young children
… determine whether a systematic program for the development of self concept in young children would produce measurable changes toward positive self concept. The intent was to identify and to assess the alteration of children's perceptions of themselves during a controlled attempt to provide …
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The influence of significant others on adolescents' academic self-concept development
… this study investigates adolescents' academic self-concept development as influenced by adolescents' perception of their academic ability by significant others. Data for the descriptive research were gathered by administering to the population of an upper-socioeconomic suburban high school a …
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A comparative study of the relationship between self-concept development and the school setting in sixth grade students
Thesis (M.Ed.)--University of Kansas, Education, 1984.
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Physical self-concept and gender : the role of frame of reference and social comparison among adolescent females
… can positively influence students’ emotional development, specifically their perceptions of competence, self-esteem, and self-concept. Unfortunately, girls often become less engaged and involved in physical education as they grow older and consistently report lower physical self-concepts than …
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The Mathematical Disposition Of Middle School Students: An Examination Of Students’ Self-Concept Of Ability In Mathematics
… How do middle school students describe their self-concept of ability in math? What teacher/classroom interventions are recognized by students as having an impact on their self-concept of ability? This study specifically addressed the utilization of student voice and the need to recognize …
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The Effects of a Social Concept Unit on the Developing of Positive Concepts of Self, Among First Grade Students at Colfax, Iowa
… ascertain to what extent instruction of a social-concept unit would change a child's self-image; and if a change was evident, was it of a positive nature. Procedure. Two self-contained classrooms of first grade students in Colfax, Iowa, were chosen as the population for this study. The author was …
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The effects of cooperative learning incorporated with challenge education on social skill development and self-concept
… of Challenged education on social skill and self concept development. The participants were sixth grade students from two different classrooms in a rural midwestern school district. One class was the control and the other the experimental group.During a nine week intervention the experimental …
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Teaching Strategies and Adaptations of Teachers in Multiculturally Diverse Classrooms in Seventh-day Adventist K-8 Schools in North America
… the strategies used by the teachers. The self-concept development paradigm and the ethnic additive paradigm were used by the majority of the teachers. The least used paradigm was the language awareness paradigm. Observations and interviews corroborated the data from the survey. The various …
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An assessment of self-concept changes during first term attendance of students in a rural, Appalachian community college
The amount of change in self-concept during the first term of attendance of 267 students in a rural, Appalachian community college was explored. Sixteen subscales of the Tennessee Self-Concept Scale (TSCS) were employed, in a pre-test/post-test design, as the indicator of change in self-concept. …
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Perceptions of Self-Concept for Multiracial College Students: A Mixed Methods Study
… factors that contribute to Multiracial identity development. This study expands the literature on Multiracial identity development by exploring the perceptions of Multiracial students about their self-concept across college campuses in the United States. This study had a twofold purpose, with the …
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The relationship between adolescent identity formation and social network site use
… a day. On these sites, adolescents engage in self-presentation by creating and managing personal profiles and by posting updates and photos. Past research has explored how much information teens share via social network sites and what motivations are behind such acts of online …