Parents of children with disabilities
Prevalence of psychological distress among parents of children with intellectual disabilities in Malawi
... aged parents [who are productive and have the energy to provide care]), sex (male versus female), socio-economic status (SES) through wealth rankings, occupation, education status and religious affiliation of ...
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Lived Experiences of Parents’ of Children with Disabilities in Swaziland
... that parents of children with special needs experience could make them distance themselves from participating in educational decisions when their children enter ...all children. Parents ...
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Parents of Children with Disabilities: Exploring the Reasons for Seeking Help for Sleep Problems
... the parents of boys for example, their concerns were minimised because of the dominant narrative that ‘boys will be boys’ and are allowed to be active and ...for parents, as it indicated that their ...
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Stress and Marital Satisfaction of Parents with Children with Disabilities in Hong Kong
... of parents with children with disabilities in a Chinese cultural ...of parents with children with disabilities (Berge, Patterson, & Rueter, 2006), future research can aim at ...
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Devoted protection: How parents of children with severe learning disabilities manage risks
... of children with serious disabilities are required to manage their child within a care ecology which has become highly individualised, providing a clear exemplar of Beck’s thesis which has been little ...
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Integrative position of parents and school community in education of children with disabilities: The case of selected institutions in Ethiopia
... these children was politicized when occupied mind of the authorities as consumption of reporting than ...of children with disabilities were not motivating and didn’t show progress, many professionals ...
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The Unforeseen Influence of Parents’ Socialization Behaviors on the Social Adjustment of Children with Intellectual Disabilities
... likely”, parents indicate to what extent they use different strategies to support or repress their child’s ...328 parents of TD children, highlighted two subs- cales, namely supportive reactions and ...
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Co-creation of a digital tool for the empowerment of parents of children with physical disabilities
... 15 parents, 5 healthcare professionals and 5 clinical ...six parents of the parent panel, and six others who had shown interest in the project on Facebook and other social ...media. Parents were ...
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Attributions of stability, control and responsibility : how parents of children with intellectual disabilities view their child's problematic behaviour and its causes
... to parents of TD children, parents of children with ID have an additional cause to attribute behaviour to, namely the ID (Drysdale et ...which parents manage child behaviour. For ...
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Children with Learning Disabilities and Challenging Behaviour: Relationship between Parents and Professionals
... The team member’s descriptions of the children were generally more problem- focussed. Three of the four interviews began with some factual information about school, referral, etc. and include some positive things ...
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Caregiving for Children with Disabilities: Effects on Parental Employment and Mental Health.
... of children with disabilities work more initial hours than other mothers in the sample while mothers of other race with children with disabilities work the fewest initial ...for parents ...
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The Unexpected Impact of Parental Emotional Socialization on Theory of Mind and Emotion Regulation: The Case of Children with Intellectual Disabilities
... When children with IDs are matched for global developmental age with typically developing preschoolers, no difference is observed, supporting the hypothesis of developmental delay (Baurain & Nader-Grosbois, ...
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How do Special Educational Needs Coordinators (SENCOs) view their role in building relationships with parents of learners with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND)?
... to children who are likely to show the greatest attainment, indirectly creating a bias against children with ...SEND children in mainstream ...enabling children with SEND to be included in ...
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Relationships and growth in families of children with developmental disabilities : new ways of intervening
... Exclusion Criteria Non-peer reviewed Coping with stress rather than stress-related growth Children with physical disabilities Parents of adult children Personal growth non-specific to pa[r] ...
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Steps taken and Resources Used to Write a Grant Proposal for the Tammy Lynn Center for Developmental Disabilities' Parent Resource Center
... Developmental Disabilities (TLCDD) requests a grant of $14,570 from the Cemela Foundation to support its efforts to establish a free resource center for parents of children with special needs and the ...
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Life Stories of Parents with Autistic Children
... the parents with autistic children mentioned in their life stories that their sensitivities to the disease increased especially after they had faced with this ...Moreover, parents mentioned about the ...
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Psychosocial Environmental Barriers to School Attendance among Children with Disabilities in Two Community Based Rehabilitation in Rwanda
... by children with disabilities in ...94 parents or caregivers of children with disabilities who were not attending ...among parents/caregivers and the community towards ...
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Assessment of pre school teachers preparedness for inclusive practice
... between parents of children with developmental disabilities with pre-school teachers, professional associates and ...between parents of children with developmental disabilities ...
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UNDERSTANDING THE BARRIERS FACED BY CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES AT SCHOOLS WITH INCLUSIVE SET UP IN CHANDIGARH
... the children were drinking directly from the taps and CWSN found it difficult to use ...of parents and shifting of severe type of CWSN to home based education programme by Sarva Shiksha ...
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The Experience of Families With Children With Trisomy 13 and 18 in Social Networks
... surveyed parents of children with T13-18 who belong to support groups to describe their experiences and ...by parents about 272 children. Parents reported being told that their child ...
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