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Showing 1 to 20 of 21 for “"self-regulation skills"”.
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Effects of Computerized Storybooks on Early Literacy Development of Preschool Children with Weak Self-Regulation Skills
… have been identified as having poor behavioral self-regulation. The sample consisted of 18 preschool children enrolled in an urban Head Start program. The children ranged in age from 43 months to 65 months. Children's measures included the Child Temperament and Personality Questionnaire-Short …
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An Analysis of Serious Games and Their Role in Developing Self-Regulation Skills in Young People
… understand how these games help players develop self-regulation skills during gameplay.<br/><br/>Through this analysis, patterns of design and practice were identified which warrant further research, including the role of serious games as mediators between players and experiences which require …
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Self-regulation to practice: Incorporating the strategy to an early childhood special education setting
… based treatment package consisting of video self-modeling and behavior management software was investigated to determine if its combined use would result in increased student self-regulation skills. Using a multiple baseline design, three students used the treatment package to increase …
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The Effects of Self-Regulation and Recitation on STEM Student Academic Performance
… and graduation rates of STEM majors. However, self-regulation may also play a mediating role in achievement because certain self-regulation strategies have been linked to increases in the academic performance of undergraduate students. Additionally, four-year institutions are targeting certain …
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Developing and Validating an Instrument to Measure Academic Self-Regulation
… assessment instrument to measure academic self-regulation as a personal trait. The instrument was predicated upon an evidence-based conceptual framework of academic self-regulation which described the interactions between cognitive, motivational, volitional, and environmental variables and …
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The Roles of Anger and Self-Regulation on School Readiness in Kindergarten
Young children who are anger-prone or have poor self-regulation skills tend to have difficulties in school (Diaz et al., 2017; Liu et al., 2018; Valiente et al., 2012). However, few studies have explored how anger may work together with different self-regulatory tendencies to predict children’s …
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How Does Self-Regulation In Early Childhood Classrooms Inform Teacher Practice In Order To Support Engagement and Achievement?
… was designed to ascertain the degree to which self-regulation abilities of early childhood students affect teacher practice. The assessment of student versus teacher responsibilities, modifications to the required environment, and levels of support that are accessible to instructors for …
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Conceptualising, developing and evaluating critical thinking skills in higher education : a Malaysian perspective
… of teaching and learning critical thinking (CT) skills in higher education, with broader implications for the Malaysian educational context. First, students and educators co-produced descriptions of CT skills with improved readability and clarity (as measured by the Flesch-Kincaid metric) …
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Predicting Children’s Early School Outcomes from their Social-Regulatory Profiles: A Person-Centered Approach
Social information processing (SIP) and self-regulation skills have been widely examined as predictors of concurrent and long-term outcomes for children. Although aspects of SIP and self-regulation have been shown to differentially predict academic and behavioral outcomes for children, few studies …
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Clinical and Educational Efficacy of a University-Based Biofeedback Therapy Clinic.
… electromyography and temperature measures, self-report of homework relaxation exercises and progress, and the pre- and post-Stress Signal Checklist were reviewed and analyzed. In regard to clinical efficacy, results indicate statistically significant changes in both temperature training and …
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Training in Summarizing Notes: Effects of Teaching Students a Self-Regulation Study Strategy in Science Learning
… that students benefit most when they are self-regulated (SR) learners. Unfortunately, SR poses a challenge for many students because students lack these skills. The effects of having learned few SR strategies at an early age may lead to long term learning difficulties—preventing students …
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Program Evaluation of Behavior Management Training for Preschool Teachers: Child Outcomes
… faced by young children who exhibit emotion regulation problems, prevention programs have been designed to train teachers on strategies useful for improving classroom behavior. The current study examines the effects of a prevention program implemented in a blended Head Start/daycare setting …
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Sensory-Based Programming in Mental Health: Sense of Self
… Pennsylvania. The program, called Sense of Self, was implemented with the Veteran mental health (MH) population in an inpatient psychiatric rehabilitation unit at the VA. Sense of Self was a three-day educational program that educated Veterans on the sensory systems and sensory processing, …
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Examining empathy in Autism Spectrum Disorders: cognitive, subjective and physiological correlates of the perception of pain
… others' mental states (cognitive empathy), and regulation of one's own emotional state (self-regulation). Empathy can also lead to muscle mimicry and empathic concern for another's wellbeing. I argue that empathy should be measured on multiple levels: cognitive, subjective and physiological. …
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The Well-Being and Self-Regulation Capacity of Physicians
… study was to investigate the well-being and self-regulation capacity of physicians using a positive psychology lens. In Phase 1, 132 physicians (n = 40 physicians; n = 92 resident physicians) completed online questionnaires to assess their levels of psychological and affective well-being and …
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Self-Regulated Learning Skills Research in Computer Science: The State of the Field
… but also understanding how to learn best. Self Regulated Learning (SRL) is process by which humans regulate their thinking, emotions, and behavior. It broadly describes the process of knowing (or learning) how to learn. Education research has found Self-Regulated Learning to be a key …
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Test Anxiety and Other Factors as Predictors of Outcome For an Undergraduate University's Examination of Writing Competency
… on writing competency but also point to self-regulation as another key factor in writing competency. They observed that skilled writers tend to have better self-regulation skills than less skilled writers. In a related area, White and Bruning (2005) found that students' belief systems …
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Supporting Children to Recognise and Manage their Anxiety
… four sixth class children to use vital life skills to recognise and manage anxiety with the involvement of their parents and class teachers. I was concerned with children not having the skills to recognise and manage ‘normal’ anxiety which if left untreated could lead to mental health …
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Caregiver Level Predictors of Self-Regulation in Preschool-Aged Children
Self-regulation is regarded as a key developmental skill that underlies children’s success throughout their life. When children enter kindergarten with under-developed self-regulation skills, they are at a greater risk for poor peer relationships and academic achievement (Bernier, Carlson, & …
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Self-Regulation and Academic Motivation as Predictors of Academic Achievement of Undergraduate Students in an Online Learning Environment
… it comes to academic success. Motivation and self-regulation are two of the key factors for successful online learning given that students are subject to minimal supervision or guidance from teachers in an online environment. Lack of motivation and low levels of self-regulation can decrease …
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