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Browse Dissertations and Theses - Education by Contributor "Ostrosky, Michaelene M."
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(2018-10-01)The current study investigated the use of online training and coaching with early intervention teachers of the visually impaired (TVI) to change their practice toward a family centered relationship-based (FCRB) approach. ...
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(2008)This descriptive study highlights the experiences of eleven child care teachers with preschoolers who had persistent challenging behaviors. This qualitative study included an in-depth interview with each teacher, member ...
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(2014-09-16)The purpose of this study was to gain an understanding of teachers’ beliefs and practices about the development of young children’s social competence in American culture. To that end, I explored how teachers define social ...
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(2015-04-21)High-quality early childhood inclusion consists of providing access, participation, and supports to young children with disabilities (DEC/NAEYC, 2009). This case study examines how a public Montessori school provides early ...
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(2011-01-14)Research on the impact of the Project Approach on young children with disabilities or children who are at-risk is limited. Mixed methods were used to study the impact of the Project Approach on the social interactions, ...
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(2014-05-30)Limited research has examined how personal characteristics and institutional policies influence adolescent social networks and engagement in informal and formal social activity. To examine these issues, a social capital ...
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(2015-07-14)The use of paraprofessionals to support the education of students with disabilities is increasingly common in special education. Too often, paraprofessionals are expected to assume instructional roles without sufficient ...
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Examining state social emotional standards and professional development related to those standards (2014-01-16)Embedding social emotional standards into professional development can enhance teachers’ ability to address the social emotional needs of young children. However, research on early childhood standards has mainly focused ...
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(2007)Due to an increase in the number of young children who are beginning their school experiences without the emotional, social, behavioral, and academic skills necessary for school success; educators, researchers, and policy ...
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(2003)Following the implementation of group friendship activities, the three target children demonstrated increases in peer interactions which were maintained for three weeks following the completion of the group friendship ...
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(2008)This study examined the effects of group parent training on children's challenging behaviors in home settings. Eight parents of young children with challenging behaviors were trained in a large group setting on using ...
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(2015-01-21)This study examined kindergarten teachers’ perspectives about current practices that facilitate peer-related social competence for children with disabilities. Twenty kindergarten teachers participated in four focus groups ...
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(2006)The present study addressed how middle income African American mothers used language with their two-year old children and how the mothers' cultural beliefs influenced their language interactions. The purpose of this study ...
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(2010-05-19)Emotions find their meanings within human relationships that permit emotions to be experienced, expressed, and explored. Social and emotional competence, marked by an understanding, expression, and control of emotion, is ...
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(2014-01-16)This study addresses the gaps and limitations in the literature by examining parent satisfaction with the school services that their young children with ASD are receiving, using a mixed methods approach that includes ...
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(2011-08-25)Imitation is a pivotal social-communicative skill, which is crucial for children’s social and language development. Research has shown that young children with autism often have deficits in imitation skills. The purpose ...
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(1999)With recent demographic changes, early intervention professionals are likely to interact with an increasing number of culturally diverse families. Despite the ethnic diversity among families, the staffing patterns of early ...
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(2017-04-13)In India, people with disabilities often struggle to access various opportunities and resources. Because of the Indian culture around acceptance of disabilities, family members may face social, financial, and emotional ...
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(2006)The current study examined preschool teachers' perceptions of implementation and competence of DEC's child-focused recommended practices (DECRP) in their classrooms. The information was gathered through surveys of 147 ...
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Professional Development Providers: Addressing Social Emotional Development and Challenging Behavior (2006)The present study investigated 86 professional development providers' perspectives regarding children's social emotional development and challenging behavior. Specifically, this study examined providers' confidence in ...
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