Peer Groups and Their Influence Upon the Learning of Young Children
Influence of Peer Groups to The Self-Esteem of Lampung and Javanese Students
... that peer group have a significant effect on student self- ...positive influence both of behavior, and the way of thinking is good then adolescents have a high sense of self-esteem that teenagers are highly ...
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A Peer-to-Peer Health Education Program for Vulnerable Children in Uganda
... small groups and choose a health topic to review and design one teaching method to use in educating the new members of the next school ...Bad Peer Groups” wrote and performed a poem condemning adults ...
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Understanding and Using Early Learning Standards for Young Children Globally
... broad learning goals for young ...the influence of external non-governmental forces, such as UNICEF or local NGOs, has been powerful in advancing standards ...
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An Evaluation of the Impact of Nurture Provision upon Young Children, Including their Language and their Literacy Skills
... 25 children ranging in age from 4-10 years ...and learning concerns for each individual ...NG children displayed greater gains in all ...NG children, the difference was not ...NG ...
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Something to do The development of peer support groups for young black and minority ethnic disabled people
... Some supporters take on more of a leadership role, directing the group towards achieving their purpose. This is more apparent in the groups for people with learning difficulties, such as the Black People ...
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Socioemotional competence and academic profiles of young children with learning difficulties
... among learning and socioemotional difficulties, other studies have failed to find an increased prevalence of socioemotional difficulties associated with the presence of a learning disability (Bender, ...
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Children's Understanding and Experience of Anger Within Their Peer Groups
... follow children through adolescence and into adulthood if not ...age, children are internalizing messages from their primary care givers about how they are meant to behave (Boland, ...students ...
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The influence of the food environment on overweight and obesity in young children : a systematic review
... on children ’ s diets and ...American-Indian children an interven- tion to reduce the fat content of school meals reduced the intake of energy and fat over the whole day in the intervention ...where ...
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Assessing Factors that Influence Food Choices by Young Children
... food groups were assessed, with the exception of foods from the dairy food ...assessing young children’s food choices have found that many children’s high-preference foods consist of snack foods (Skinner et ...
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ipads and opportunities for teaching and learning for young children
... participatory learning skills and ...children’s learning opportunities and enabled closer home-centre links in a range of planned and emergent ...child-led learning. The quality of teachers’ talk and ...
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The Impact of Classroom Peer Groups on Pupil GCSE Results
... peers upon their ...of children in these ways have an impact on a child’s outcomes is thus a key and longstanding policy ...able peer group, then stratification of pupils into ability based teaching ...
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The influence of adult and peer role models on children’ and adolescents’ sharing decisions
... game, upon receiving a certain resource ...preschool children are already sensitive to fairness and able to share equally, others suggested that sharing does not follow equality norms before 5-7 years of ...
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The influence of the food environment on overweight and obesity in young children: a systematic review
... on children ’ s diets and ...American-Indian children an interven- tion to reduce the fat content of school meals reduced the intake of energy and fat over the whole day in the intervention ...where ...
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Emotion and coping in young victims of peer-agression
... by young people experiencing peer-victimization ...by children and adolescents when experiencing peer-victimization, or compare victims’ and non-victims’ strategies for coping with stress more ...
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Just picking it up? Young children learning with technology at home
... focus groups and a survey of over one thousand parents with children aged six months to six years old in the United States (Rideout and Hamel, 2006) provides detailed data to show the ways in which ...
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The influence of self and peer reflection on collaborative learning in educational institutions
... 8 groups of each three students based on a previous received ...the groups with an odd number to condition one (peer-assessment) and the groups with an even number were assigned to condition ...
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The effect of productive failure instruction on the learning process, learning outcomes, and motivation of young children
... as learning strategy support that is compatible with human cognitive architecture” (Kirschner, Sweller & Clark, 2006, ...the learning process, advocates of the productive failure approach believe that ...
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Technology is a tool for Learning: Voices of Teachers and Parents of Young Children
... and learning process into effec- tive pedagogy; readiness of institutions; competency of teachers; organizational dynamics and policy implementation (Government of Pakistan Ministry of Federal Education and ...
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Young women's dismissal of the influence of gender upon their future life trajectory as played out in 'New Times'
... that young women come to imagine and live out their ...draw upon the available cultural scripts of the time to build (or ‘fail’ to build) a portfolio of identities, to author (or not) their own biographies ...
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Parental and Peer Influences upon Accounting as a Subject and Accountancy as a Career
... Parental effects on the educational pursuit and attainment of an individual is highly supported and validated in many studies, namely by the study conducted by [3] who found that parental guidance exerts effects on the ...
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