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This large-scale and longitudinal study examines early home support for learning, formal/informal home mathematics activities, and their associations with children's mathematical development between age two and six. Data were collected in Germany between 2012 and 2018, N = 1184 (49% girls, 51% boys), and 15% of children had parents with a migration history. Linguistically and mathematically stimulating, attentive, and responsive parent–child engagement at age two predicted children's mathematical skills at age four and six (small-to-medium effect size). Both formal and informal home mathematical activities at age five predicted children's mathematical skills at age six (small effect size), and were associated with children's prior mathematics attainment. This study also provides indicators where individual differences and social circumstances are relevant to understanding different early mathematics outcomes. 相似文献
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Mastery of academic writing skills remains one of the greatest challenges for university students, especially in the first year. Amongst the reasons offered for the challenges are lack of clarity about the university’s expectations and low levels of teacher feedback on work submitted, a failure to engage, and low levels of contact with teaching staff and other students. Academic staff are challenged by increased class numbers and increased student diversity in classes and university policies to adopt a wide range of information technologies into teaching modes. In this paper, we offer one attempt at addressing these three important contemporary academic challenges: use of information technology to provide timely feedback through formative assessment to help students with a range of abilities to acquire the academic writing skills necessary to succeed in higher education. Early indications show that students find this form of formative assessment very useful. They value the timely and focused feedback from the lecturer and are developing collegiality as they learn from each others’ writing and feedback. We believe that this strategy is sustainable and can be adapted to facilitate academic and social integration for students across many disciplines. 相似文献
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Orla Doyle Louise McEntee Kelly A. McNamara 《European Journal of Psychology of Education - EJPE》2012,27(1):133-154
Socioeconomic inequalities in children’s skills and capabilities begin early in life and can have detrimental effects on future
success in school. The present study examined the relationships between school readiness and socioeconomic (SES) inequalities
using teacher reports of the Short Early Development Instrument (Janus et al. 2005) in a disadvantaged urban community of Ireland. It specifically examined differences in skills within a low SES community
in order to investigate the role of relative disadvantage on children’s development. SES differences across multiple domains
of school readiness were examined using Monte Carlo permutation tests and seemingly unrelated regression models. The false
discovery rate (Benjamini and Hochberg 1995) was used to control for multiple hypothesis testing. The results indicated that being from a relatively higher SES background
does not act as a protective factor for children residing in a disadvantaged community for the majority of school readiness
domains. This implies that the neighbourhood may play a role in children’s school readiness skills. These results suggest
that school readiness interventions should target all children living in disadvantaged communities as each child may be at
risk of poor school readiness. 相似文献
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Louise D. Denne Corinna F. Grindle Suzi J. Sapiets Millie Blandford-Elliott Richard P. Hastings Marguerite Hoerger Katy Lambert-Lee Andreas Paris Gemma Nicholls J. Carl Hughes 《Support for Learning》2023,38(4):183-193
The importance of reducing restraint and restrictive interventions in special schools has been recognised across the four nations of the UK. Government guidance for England and Wales, and recommendations produced by Restraint Reduction Scotland, both reference Positive behavioural support (PBS) as an evidence-based approach that can be used to proactively support pupils with, or at risk of, behaviours that challenge. The Department of Education of Northern Ireland recommends the development of behaviour support plans to support children with special education needs and disabilities. Special schools, however, also have a responsibility to set high expectations for every pupil, to provide access to the respective national curricula and to meet individual needs. School-wide positive behavioural support (SW-PBS), originated in the USA in the 1990s in response to a body of evidence that showed improved social and academic outcomes when behavioural interventions were implemented across whole school settings. It is increasingly being adopted in the UK. Drawing upon examples from schools in England and Wales with which the authors are familiar, this paper outlines the rationale for a special schools' model of SW-PBS and illustrates the ways in which this can be adjusted to meet the specific needs of each setting.
Key Points
- Reducing restraint and restrictive interventions in schools is a high priority across all four nations of the UK.
- Special schools also have a responsibility to provide children with special education needs and disabilities positive learning environments that maximise learning opportunities and meet individual needs.
- School-wide positive behaviour support (SW-PBS) provides a useful framework to help special schools meet these expectations.