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Motor and coordination difficulties in children with emotional and behavioural difficulties
... children per group whose MABC-2 total percentile score fell within the range considered indicative of severe motor difficulties (≤15 th ...all children in the DCD group and 13/34 (38%) of the SEMH ...
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What Works for Children with Mathematical Difficulties?
... The feedback on the pilot work was on the whole positive. Most staff and pupils enjoyed the materials and ‘schools reported that the pilot had helped them move on from a sole focus on literacy in their special ...
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The experiences of parents of children with reading difficulties
... was reported by the parents to be very stressful to them and made them feel ...their children with homework is a stressful experience because they do not feel equipped to handle the increasing levels of ...
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Attribution style of adolescents with school-reported social, emotional and behavioural difficulties
... (2006) reported that attribution style accounted for the association between depression and specific aspects of antisocial behaviour ...such difficulties or the duration of ...
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The cost of healthcare for children with mental health difficulties
... The complex sample design features (i.e. clustering and stratification) were taken into account using first-order Taylor linearization. Differences in demographic characteristics at Wave 3 according to mental health ...
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Reading comprehension difficulties in children with rolandic epilepsy
... reading difficulties (based on parental report), and spoke ...analyses reported here. As a result all RE children had at least one match but some had several matches, one child did not have a gender ...
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School inclusion for children with mental health difficulties
... Ways in which schools implemented the programme All four schools worked with other agencies and found it helpful in supporting the children and their families. All had a designated TaMHS co-ordinator but in one ...
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Understanding self-reported difficulties in decision-making by people with autism spectrum disorders.
... for children with ASD (Sainsbury, 2000, ...by children with Asperger syndrome (AS) (Winter, 2003), and parental perceptions of indecisiveness in young adults with AS (Johnson et ...of difficulties in ...
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The Effectiveness of Theraplay as Treatment for Older Children with Attachment Difficulties
... caregivers reported an increase in their feelings of connection to their children after participating in Theraplay (Booth & Lindaman, 2000; Booth & Winstead, 2015; Mahan, 2001; Myrow, 2016; ...
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Comparison of ANN and SVM to Identify Children Handwriting Difficulties
... among children. For ex- ample, in 1998 Graham and Weintraub reported that stu- dents with poor handwriting needed twice as much time to copy a written passage as those with good handwriting ...
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Millions of school-age children experience difficulties with learning.
... Susan’s progress was monitored twice weekly and her mother was provided with a report of Susan’s progress every grading period. The graphs showing Susan’s performance helped her mother understand that, at last, Susan was ...
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Self esteem of children with specific speech and language difficulties
... found that parents reported similar levels of difficulty for hyperactivity (44.6%) but parents were more likely to report peer problems (46.2%) and conduct problems (36.4). In addition to behaviour problems, there ...
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Teacher Beliefs About Children with Attention and Behavioral Difficulties
... teachers reported suggesting that parents look into using stimulant medications to treat their child (Kasten et ...for children with AD/HD is likely moderated by a number of ...which children receive ...
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Mental Health Difficulties in Children With Developmental Coordination Disorder
... child- reported depression at 10 years (Table ...for Children comprising the global self- worth and scholastic competence sub- ...been reported in ...
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Validity of the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire in Preschool-Aged Children
... This was the first examination of discriminant validity using the preschool SDQ. Satisfactory discriminant validity was observed for all preschool subscales. However, weak internal convergent validity suggested that some ...
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Children with feeding difficulties
... Case example Ben is a 10 year old boy who has always been orally fed. He has severe athetoid cerebral palsy and epilepsy. He has a history of slow eating and poor weight gain. His paediatrician is concerned because his ...
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Reading Difficulties in Children with ADHD
... that children with ADHD exhibit impaired executive function, and because executive function encompasses many of the cognitive skills required for learning, including the ability to shift efficiently from one ...
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Children s Reading Comprehension Difficulties
... The children then listened to a story tapping the knowledge base and were asked questions that required either a cohesive or an elaborative inference to be ...
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Differences in New Zealand Secondary School Students’ reported Strengths and Difficulties
... who reported past month cannabis ...The reported findings were based on a secondary analysis of the youth self- reported SDQ data and our results need to be interpreted with the consideration that ...
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PERCEPTION OF THE PARENTS TOWARDS CHILDREN WITH LEARNING DIFFICULTIES
... the children. The learning difficulties are of three types – Learning Differences, Learning Concernsand ...Dysgraphia. Children with learning difficulties may have behavioural concerns at ...
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