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Showing 1 to 20 of 24 for “"student behaviour"”.
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A Comparative Evaluation to Determine the Effectiveness of the Behaviour Support Classrooms and other Positive Behaviour Management Interventions in Designated Disadvantaged Schools
… approaches for dealing with inappropriate student behaviour. Six of the schools are currently involved with the National Behaviour Support Service (NBSS) in the piloting of the Behaviour Support Classrooms (BSCs) for seriously disruptive students. For comparative purposes six other schools …
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Teachers’ Perspectives on the Impact of the Coronavirus Lockdown on Children’s Aggressive Behaviour in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
… Saudi Arabian teachers’ perspectives on the behavioural impact of the COVID-19 lockdown on primary school students, with particular attention paid to the emergence and management of aggressive behaviour. Guided by social cognitive theory (Bandura, 1986) and ecological systems theory …
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Personality representation: predicting behaviour for personalised learning support
… support systems comes from the growing number of students that are being supported within institutions with shrinking resources. Over the last decade the use of computers and the Internet within education has become more predominant. This opens up a range of possibilities in regard to spreading …
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The culturally adaptive functionality of self-regulation: Explorations of children's behavioural strategies and motivational attitudes
… aimed to explore the culture specificity of student self-regulation and its supporting motivational attitudes. Specifically, it enquired about similarities and differences between Chilean and English 8 to 9 year-old students in terms of their expression of self-regulatory behaviours, the …
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Cultivating Compassion: School Discipline Through a Lens of Equity, Wellbeing, and Decolonization
… practices cause harm to elementary aged students weakening their connection to school. Such practices are reactive in nature and fail to understand the needs of students who demonstrate challenging behaviour. This organizational improvement plan provides a framework to reimagine school …
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Attitude, knowledge and perception towards HIV/Aids, condom use and Voluntary Counselling and Testing (VCT) amongst University of Zululand students during the HIV/Aids pandemic
The investigation explores tertiary education students` attitudes and perceptions towards condom use during the HIV/Aids pandemic. This study focuses on risk behaviour, stigmatization, social perceptions, voluntary counselling and HIV testing (VCT). It provides insight into student behaviour, …
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Two Roads Diverge: Mapping the Path of Learning for Novice Programmers Through Large Scale Interaction Data and Neural Network Classifiers
… the most effective way to teach programming to students is through practical exercises. However, the increasing numbers of students in Computer Science classes means it is difficult to correct assignments and provide timely feedback. This can result in fewer practical assignments and/or less …
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Design of an Extended Educational Technology Acceptance Model (EETAM)
Educational technologies provide students with opportunities to learn remotely or on campus, to access learning materials, engage with interactive learning activities and to interact and communicate with the class. Student use may vary depending on several different factors, and technology …
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Exploring computer mediated communications in Facebook for an insight into enhancing uptake and usage in higher education for social, educational and institutional benefit
… enhanced learning is seen as a way of enhancing student engagement and collaboration. Recent literature suggests that some of the attempts to integrate social media into formal teaching in higher education (HE) have suffered from student privacy issues leading to low student participation. This …
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Computer support of collaborative case based learning by MBA students
… computers but it is not clear how this improves student learning. Research on computer support of collaborative learning in other disciplines is of limited applicability because of the dual role of student as learner and as expert. In management education such research has mainly focused on …
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The perceptions of stakeholders regarding the disciplinary system in a South African school
… inappropriate, anti-social, and/or disruptive behaviours are becoming more prevalent. School personnel are dealing with disruptive behaviours that occur more frequently and that affect staff and student safety and productivity. An assumption in managing problem behaviours in many urban schools …
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Being a ‘model’ student: the impact of affective influences on full-time undergraduate student behaviours and practices in the current Higher Education context in England
… research explores how full-time undergraduate students’ (FTUG) behaviours can be theorised in terms of the State’s biopolitical influence and distribution of power amongst constantly evolving actors within English Higher Education. Findings demonstrate how this framing enables a timely and …
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Continuity of practice in two international schools: taking a distributed perspective of leadership
… schools experiencing different rates of student and faculty turnover. Specifically it looks at different ways in which continuity of practice is achieved in the leadership area of regulation of student behaviour. The study draws upon the literature related to distributed leadership in …
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Net Generation Students and their Use of Social Software: Assessing Impacts on Information Literacy Skills and Learning at a Laptop University
… in the context of participating Net Generation students in a technology oriented, laptop based university located in southern Ontario. Net Generation students, are broadly characterized as the first digitally native generation who grew up with information and communication technologies, and that …
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International Education as a Conduit for Engagement between Countries: The Case of Saudi Students in New Zealand
… it focuses on the experiences of Saudi students currently studying in New Zealand on scholarships provided by the Saudi Ministry of Higher Education. The main goal of the scholarship programme is to up-skill Saudi youth; however, this goal is accompanied by an expectation that Saudi …
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An exploration of sharps injuries within a nursing student population in the UK
… injured party. Whilst up to 100% of some nursing student populations sustain sharps injuries (Trivedi et al., 2013), a dearth of research studies investigating the topic worldwide exist. It is unknown within the UK the devices contributing to sharps injuries, the incidence rates and the locations …
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The effects of nonjudgemental feedback on gender equity in teacher student interaction in primary school physical education
… gender role dependent and independent teacher behaviours could be influenced by the provision of peer observation and nonjudgemental feedback. Sixteen Year 4/5 classroom teachers, eight males and eight females were selected and divided into two groups of eight, a control group and an …
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(Re)connecting disconnections: the role of Cogenerative Spaces in our awareness of how learning is mobilised in schools
… about inequalities perpetuated through schools, student disengagement from learning, disrespectful student behaviour, and decreasing rates of teacher recruitment and retention. This speaks to a need to consider the transformational potential of those who have the most experience of the nested …
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An experimental evaluation on the effect of dynamic chairs on students' behaviour, movement, and academic achievement in mathematics
… and comfort, which is hypothesised to improve student engagement, reduce disruptive behaviour, and, in turn, improve academic achievement. Currently, there is a lack of research into the effects of dynamic chairs on students’ behaviour and outcomes compared to regular classroom chairs. This …
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The relationship between family structures and school-based problems-towards the development of an intervention model
… study is underpinned by three theories, namely behaviouralism, system theory and Bandura‟s social learning theories. The objectives of the study were to ascertain the extent to which a relationship exists between selected family structures and school-based problems; to determine whether there …
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