Students with dyslexia
The Effect of Psychological Immunization on Pessimistic Attribution of Female Students with Dyslexia
... for students to solve the problems ...in students with dyslexia, training the predictability and controllability of events is insufficient for ...
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Occupational potential and possible selves of masters’ level healthcare students with dyslexia: a narrative inquiry
... have dyslexia (MacDonald, 2012) and there is also an identified relationship between dyslexia and homelessness (MacDonald, Deacon, & Merchant, ...with dyslexia accessing higher and post-secondary ...
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Self-concept and depression levels of students with dyslexia in Singapore
... in students with dyslexia in Singapore would be significantly higher than those in the American normative sample derived from the Children’s Depression Inventory ...that students with dyslexia ...
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Writing strategies designed for students with dyslexia are effective for all
... on dyslexia ascertain that writing strategies designed for dyslexic students are effective, some suggesting their suitability for all ...for students with ...containing students with diagnoses ...
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Identifying trends concerning computer science students with dyslexia: A data mining approach
... With dyslexia becoming more widely accepted as a learning disability, many questions come to light about what is being done to help those affected by ...With dyslexia being a learning disability normally ...
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The inclusion of students with dyslexia in higher education: a systematic review using narrative synthesis
... of students with spe- cial educational needs in mainstream classrooms carried out by the EPPI centre (based in the University of London and specialized in systematic reviews in the ed- ucational sector; Nind et ...
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The Impact of Executive Functions-Based Intervention on School Engagement and Academic Self-Concept of Students with Dyslexia
... of students with dyslexia, it might be stated that executive functions are the same brain functions that deal with voluntary and purposeful behaviors; they contribute to goal-oriented integration and ...
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Inclusive practices in teaching students with dyslexia:Second language teachers’ concerns, attitudes and self efficacy beliefs on a massive open online learning course
... assist students as quickly and efficiently as possible so that their academic performance in the various other subject areas is not adversely ...include students with dyslexia in their ...
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Act one scene one: using narrative inquiry as theatre to illuminate the possible selves of healthcare students with dyslexia in higher education
... NARRATIVE INQUIRY - POSSIBLE SELVES OF HEALTHCARE STUDENTS WITH DYSLEXIA.. A METHODOLOGICAL.[r] ...
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POSSIBLE SELVES AND OCCUPATIONAL POTENTIAL OF STUDENTS WITH DYSLEXIA: A NARRATIVE INQUIRY
... (nursing) students with dyslexia in the work of Price and Gale (2006) and by nursing educators in research by Evans ...nursing students with dyslexia within grey literature, with safety as a ...
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Occupational potential and possible selves of master’s level healthcare students with dyslexia: A narrative inquiry
... have dyslexia (MacDonald, 2012) and there is also an identified relationship between dyslexia and homelessness (MacDonald, Deacon, & Merchant, ...with dyslexia accessing higher and post-secondary ...
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The Views of Students with Dyslexia on the Transition to Secondary School The Importance of Self Advocacy
... enabled students with dyslexia to; ask questions of school teachers; disclose their difficulty and request appropriate support; request help from support staff, such as librarians and school ...providing ...
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A survey of the Use of Assistive Technology by Students with Dyslexia in Post Secondary Education
... failed to meet their needs. The software identified is given in Table VIII. ‘Positive’ comments outweigh ‘negative’ comments for all software. Speech recog- nition has the highest proportion of both ‘positive’ and ...
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The Importance Of Family In The Occupational Potential And Possible Selves Of Healthcare Students With Dyslexia
... • David: Yeah, we had a teacher who was like an old school teacher and there was me and this other lad who was in the year above but we were together cos it was such a small school that the years were together. She ...
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Possible Selves of Healthcare Students with Dyslexia: A Narrative Enquiry
... Findings: Influence of Incongruent Social identities on perceived Possible Selves Schools: measure literacy numeracy.. No screening in place; felt invisible at school..[r] ...
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Contribution to the study of the impact between the phonological and the verbal memory deficits on reading comprehension of pupils with learning difficulties.
... that students with learning difficulties need specialist support at least in the early years of their ...with dyslexia who are bilingual or for children coming from families with a low educational ...helps ...
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Occupational Potential
... Research Aim, Questions and Method Aim Explore the occupational potential Wicks, 2005 and possible selves Markus and Nurius, 1986 of healthcare students with dyslexia and consider the [r] ...
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The Identification of Dyslexia
... of students with dyslexia that suffer or have suffered during their school years because they are not being treated well by their teachers and they do not have the help they need to ameliorate their ...
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Development of a Neuropsychological Rehabilitation Program for Executive Functions in Students with Developmental Dyslexia
... Neuropsychological rehabilitation and self-regulated learning models are commonly used in intervention programs for students with learning disord- ers. However, systematic programs with this same objective are ...
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Teachers' Attitudes and Knowledge about Dyslexia: Are they affecting children with dyslexia
... of students with dyslexia encouraged them to alter their pedagogy, however one male teacher (dyslexic) said he had an understanding of the difficulties that dyslexia can have but sometimes had ...
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