Findings from practitioners and parents
Transfer of Skills from Spanish to English: A Study of Young Learners REPORT FOR PRACTITIONERS, PARENTS, AND POLICY MAKERS
... skills from Spanish to English, this study sought to examine the effects of level of Spanish literacy and oral English proficiency on English literacy ...transfer from Spanish to English. The major ...
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Pediatric Oncology Palliative Care: Experiences of General Practitioners and Bereaved Parents.
... Discussion Although it had been anticipated that each parent and their GP would be interviewed, due to the contact timings, some GPs were interviewed before parents declined participation. Determining sample ...
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An exploration of the views and perspectives of young people with ASD, their parents and practitioners on the transition from secondary education into further education
... support from services than those transitioning from specialist secondary ...needs. Parents’ accounts also suggested that they felt uncertain of the roles, responsibilities and the criteria of ...
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When bilingualism meets autism: The perspectives and experiences of children, parents and educational practitioners
... educational practitioners supporting bilingual pupils on the autism ...3, practitioners’ experiences were analysed using interpretative phenomenological ...showcased practitioners’ varying attitudes ...
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Empowering parents whose children are subjected to care proceedings: A qualitative investigation into practitioners experiences
... However, from the study findings it has become evident that for the practitioners, ultimately, the child was their main focus and if, despite repeated attempts, the family did not wish to participate ...
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Inclusion or exclusion across a range of educational setting: The lived experiences of students, parents and practitioners.
... Undertaking a PhD by publication has been a long journey and at times not an easy process, however, in terms of my development as a researcher, I have acquired many skills in terms of reading, writing and working with ...
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<p>Use of traditional medicines and traditional practitioners by children in Indonesia: findings from a national population survey in 2014–2015</p>
... health practitioners was ...traditional practitioners was ...8 Parents or guardians should be given health education about herbal medicines and they should also inform health practitioners ...
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How do general practitioners persuade parents to vaccinate their children? A study using standardised scenarios
... In undertaking this study, I assumed that my findings were shaped by the research context and myself as interviewer. I had two roles in this study: that of actor and researcher. Rather than being a conflict, this ...
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Risk and resilience in bereaved children with learning and neurodevelopmental disabilities: Perceptions of parents, schools and bereavement practitioners
... The findings suggest that some children could be particularly ...‘time-out’ from grieving and a lack of joined up working between parents and professionals with different but complementary skill ...
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Stress and Resilience for Parents of Children With Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities: A Review of Key Factors and Recommendations for Practitioners
... allow parents to maintain and restore resources necessary to effectively manage the stress asso- ciated with caring for their ...These parents may also be more hopeful about the future, which generates a ...
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Building partnerships between parents and practitioners
... When they get home John and Bernice go through their notes and they agree that Liz’s home would suit Eimear the best. It is a bungalow with easy access to a garden with lots of grass and a plant area. Liz minds two other ...
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Practitioners and parents; living in a 'third space'?
... seem from reading the above that I would be unwise to attempt the research I ...different from me? However, it must be remembered that ethnicity and religion are only part of a person's ...researchers ...
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Response to Intervention: Guidelines for Parents and Practitioners
... The problems with using RtI as a diagnostic process arose from two different but related arguments. First, it was unclear that RtI, or the failure to respond to interventions, was a justifiable method for ...
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Enhancing PrEP uptake among MSM: Findings from interviews with researchers and practitioners
... THESE FINDINGS FOR INTERVENTION DESIGN Healthcare navigators and specifically PrEP navigators who serve to answer community inquiries about PrEP may be particularly ...calls from the community with ...
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Improving rural and remote practitioners’ knowledge of the diabetic foot: findings from an educational intervention
... Healthcare practitioners ’ knowledge, attitudes and practice of diabetic foot assessment, diabetic foot risks, risk stratification, and use of the 2011 National Health and Medical Research Council Guidelines were ...
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WHENPARENTSUSEDRUGS. Key Findings from a Study of Children in the Care of Drug-using Parents
... When Parents Use Drugs challenges simplistic stereotyping of the problems or needs of individual parents who use ...These parents and children - and the extended families who often support them - ...
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Lone parents and employment : an exploration of findings from the Families and children study 2006-08
... It is important to stress that in this modelling strategy the only assumption that was made a priori was a general one, that the background characteristics can affect the outcome both directly and indirectly (via the ...
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The Effectiveness of Interventions for Parents of Children with Chronic Illness: preliminary findings from a systematic review
... children’s emotional and behavioural functioning, symptom morbidity and severity, family stress, decision making and self-responsibility, self efficacy and child and parental learning,[r] ...
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Parents' and young people's complaints about schools : a summary for practitioners
... • Research has shown that governing body hearings can be the most stressful part of the complaints process for parents, who sometimes feel outnumbered and intimidated. The chair should ensure that the hearing is ...
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Complementary and Alternative Medicine Practitioners' Standard of Care: Responsibilities to Patients and Parents
... Unregulated/Less Recognized CAM Providers Many types of CAM are neither as well recognized nor as integrated into the health care regulatory system as chi- ropracty. Less well-accepted types of practitioners may ...
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