[PDF] Top 20 Provider influence on the home learning environment (EHLE)

... child’s learning and development in less structured or formal ways than they may have previously ...son’s learning and development, spent time on a seaside holiday teaching his son orienteering, ... See full document

... In between the drop-off and pick-up observation periods observers collected data about the physical surroundings of the settings and facilities. The Early Childhood Environment Rating Scale. Revised Edition (ECERS ... See full document

... the home as a technological learning environment which it proposes; and secondly in the discussion of the implications for young children as they embark on their learning careers before they ... See full document

... less home learning with their children that those where the mother did not work, once socio-economic status and education were controlled ...much learning with their children at home, given ... See full document

... student’s home socio-economic environment impacts both academic and non- academic ...student’s home environment has also the indirect impact on learning achievement, ...positive ... See full document

... the home environment that are related to children’s home learning experiences are the parental beliefs, attitudes and ...literacy home learning activities, in order to teach ... See full document

... children's environment found that nature is the most significant place to develop children's performances (Tai et ...has influence the lack of outdoor activities which avoid the opportunities for children ... See full document

... status, home reading activities, and reading ...that home read- ing activities directly affect reading achievement, while socio- economic status did not show a significant ...at home rises with the ... See full document

... influence on raising cognitive assessment scores (see Table 7). Performance is the highest among the Indian heritage learners. Nevertheless, HLE fails to be a significant predictor for high outcome scores for the ... See full document

... at home and in society; makes employees more aware of the con- text of their work and better prepared to seize opportunities, and provides a foundation for entrepreneurs, establishing a social or commercial ... See full document

... the influence of home environment on students’ academic performance in the selected secondary ...between home environment and students academic performance in ...and learning ... See full document

... to learning, yet there is still a lack of consensus term to define the SEC, which reflects the multidimensional nature of these skills (DiPrete & Jennings, ... See full document

... the home more broadly, rather than the specific influence of book reading alone (Share, Jorm, Maclean, Matthews, and ...as learning the alphabet, numbers, and letters (Parker, Boak, Griffin, Ripple, ... See full document

... The results from both Steps 1 and 2 indicate that the availability of toys and adequate learning materials is essential for enhancing a child’s participation in the home environment. The responses ... See full document

... stimulating home environments had children with the highest language scores (Murray & Yingling, 2000) [12] ...when home environments which were more stimulating and well organized, children had better ... See full document

... Medicaid. Home Care Providers, whose skilled nursing service rates/services include assistance in applying for benefits, are required to identify and encourage Medicaid application for potentially eligible ... See full document

... facilitate learning is important. Students are more willing to experience learning with the advantage of Information, Communication and Technology resources ...teaching environment (Higgins et ...the ... See full document

... school environment as a learning resource has several advantages, namely: 1) overcome the boredom in ...learning. Learning to use the environment as a learning resource will ... See full document

... R OB B RENNAN (rob.brennan@cs.tcd.ie) is a research fellow in the Knowledge and Data Engineering Group (KDEG) within the School of Computer Science and Statistics, Trinity College Dublin (TCD), Ireland. His research ... See full document

... the same model, we evaluated the association between pro- vider characteristics as defined above and ART adherence by employing mixed linear regression with clustering by provider and medical center. We further ... See full document