Social emotional development in the schools
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN QUALITY OF CARE OF YOUNG MOTHERS AND SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN
... have emotional social skills so that children can achieve basic skills such as collaboration, showing self-control and ...in social and emotional skills in children can cause problems in ...
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Teachers’ Attitudes Regarding the Development of Socio-Emotional Skills in Elementary Schools in Greece
... of social relations that developed in the school environment, which is observed in the responses of the ...the development of positive reward behavior ...and emotional problems (Thanos, Kourkoutas ...
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SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING FOR PROMOTING INCLUSIVE EDUCATION
... of schools to provide enriching environments for young people assimilate into and contribute to ...that schools can be highly effective in promoting positive youth development even the presences of ...
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THE OPINIONS OF PRE-PRIMARY EDUCATION TEACHERS ON THE ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF HETEROGENEOUS AGE GROUPS
... better social and emotional development of the ...nursery schools both agreed with this ...better social and emotional development of the ...the development of the ...
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... their social and emotional growth” (Meece & Schafer, ...child development and learning has gained a new significance in the education profession (Bowman, Donovan, & Burns, ...
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Exploring The Development Of Student Self-Esteem And Resilience In Urban Schools
... high schools, who transitioned into college or ...and social success, leading to adult personal and profession ...and social emotional success within the classrooms of urban ...
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Social emotional ethics of education for Children
... of social- emotional literacy efforts in schools, the SEL discussions under consideration include problematic ...that social and emotional education which is intended to lead to the ...
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A Study of Organizational Solidarity in Public Schools in Shiraz by Emphasizing on Social-emotional and Structural-instrumental Dimensions
... that social-emotional and structural- instrumental solidarity is optimal in primary ...primary schools have tried to create an attitude and mental notion among their teachers; they have also shared ...
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THE IMPACT OF THE SCHOOL HEAD IN SUPERVISION OF EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT CENTRES IN MUTARE URBAN DISTRICT SCHOOLS
... intellectual, emotional and social development (Pence, ...intellectual, social and emotional development and this lays the foundation for later school success (Madziyire, ...
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Teacher Talk Versus Practice: Contradictions and Dilemmas in Social Studies Classrooms in Botswana
... of schools in Africa has been associated with “the colonial legacy of school organization and curriculum institutionalized during colonialism in the first part of the twentieth century, which has come to be ...
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Emotional intelligence, social emotions, parental involvement in the emotional life of senior preschoolers: development and interrelation
... the social genesis of senior preschoolers using the "Houses" methodology ...the emotional sphere of a child according to three parameters: to assess the degree of differentiation of emotions ...
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The specificity and the development of social-emotional competence in a multi-ethnic-classroom
... Concerning multi-ethnic classrooms, the socialization within the family and the peers in the preschool/kinder- garten class may augment or counteract cultural influ- ences. However, results on the reciprocal influence of ...
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The effectiveness of the Incredible Years™ Parents and Babies Program as a universal prevention intervention for parents of infants in Denmark: study protocol for a pilot randomized controlled trial
... Within recent years a few protocols for infant trials have been published [32–37], but none of these are aimed at universal or low risk populations. Given the relatively low numbers of infant program efficacy or ef- ...
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Individual and Intra-Individual Differences in Interest during Instrumental Music Classes in Suburban High Schools
... Rey schools reach full enrollment, 90% of operating expenses are covered by the proceeds of the work program and small tuition ...and emotional-social intelligence in their job ...
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Some Sports Managers’ Views about Values Education through Sports
... While ‘’keeping pace with innovations’’ get the highest rate of answers given under the theme of ‘’Change’’ specified in Chart 3, ‘’enabling’’ is the expression with the second highest rate. While only %65, 85 of the ...
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Social Responsibility in the Development of the Community’s Seven Tribes in the Region of the PT Freeport Papua, INDONESIA
... corporate social responsibility in 7 Asian countries includes 3 aspects, namely, a) involvement in the community, b) making products that can be accounted for social, and c) employee relations (Iriantara: ...
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The relationship between emotional intelligence and academic achievement in elementary-school children
... Hoy and Hannum (1997) conducted a study that defined school health (climate) in terms of healthy interpersonal dynamics between students, teachers, and the principal. The purpose of this study was to investigate the ...
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STUDY OF SELF ESTEEM AND EMOTIONAL MATURITY OF SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
... self-esteem development is fully understood will it be known how to alleviate some of the trials and tribulations of adolescence and ensure that teenagers develop a healthy and productive view of their ...
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Creativity and Social Competence of Young Children: The Mediating Role of Emotional Intelligence
... of Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) skills will become more important and also the need for talented people with creativity such as new and unique ideas, different perspectives, seeing problems from a ...
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Strategy for Construction of the Deaf Child in Development of Social Interaction
... the development of social balance, less underdeveloped, his head often tilted, often asking that people want to repeat her sentence , if the talk often to make certain noises, if talk is also often use the ...
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