Overview of Learning Theories (Chapter 1 of Faith-Based Education that Constructs)
, 2010 Virtually everyone would agree that the role of the school is to help students learn. The school, as an institution of education, must incorporate a sense of morality or values.
Espinor, Debra S.
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IMPACT OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC HOME ENVIRONMENT ON STUDENT LEARNING ACHIEVEMENT
Independent Journal of Management & Production, 2016 Surveys on education intended to test student learning achievement often analyse which educational environment factors have the biggest impact on student achievement. Determination of such factors and assessment of their impact is important in order to control the change in student achievement. Most surveys showed that student achievement is influenced
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BMJ Open, 2017 Introduction By the time children start school, inequities in learning, development and health outcomes are already evident. Sustained nurse home visiting (SNHV) offers a potential platform for families experiencing adversity, who often have limited ...
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ICT research bursaries : a compendium of research reports a report on the ICT Research Bursaries 2002–03 [PDF]
, 2002 An assessment of the ways in which teachers evaluate software, Bridging the gap: ICT in the transition year, Colouring outside the lines: research into the potential of using new digital technologies to increase home-school interactivity in a conductive ...
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Playful learning opportunities: US children’s mathematics and literacy home learning environments
Educational Studies in MathematicsAbstract This paper examines parents’ use of playful learning opportunities to socialize their children’s mathematics and literacy skills. It addresses parental cognitions: more specifically, beliefs, attitudes, expectations, and the frequency of children’s engagement in playful mathematics and literacy activities.
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PLoS ONEPositive relationships between the home literacy environment and children's language and literacy development are well-established. However, existing literature has overlooked the potential contributions of the home music environment.
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On Closer Inspection: Learning to Look at the Whole Home Environment [PDF]
Environmental Health Perspectives, 2005 It’s supposed to be a harbor, a haven—it’s home. But some home environments can cause serious health problems. Moisture and molds can inflame asthma and allergies. Broken steps can cause a fall. A leaky oil furnace can produce deadly carbon monoxide. Cockroaches and mice can produce airborne allergens that trigger asthma episodes.
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“Home Safety Assessment” Learning Object
MedEdPORTAL, 2006 This resource is an interactive multimedia tutorial on the basic concepts and rationale for the use of the home safety assessment for older persons, with special emphasis on persons with dementia.
Jorge G. Ruiz, Francois Phancao
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Families with young children during the COVID-19 pandemic-The importance of family type, perceived partnership roles, parental stress, and social support for changes in the home learning environment during lockdown. [PDF]
Front Psychol, 2023 Prokupek L +3 more
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Impact of the home literacy environment on the L1 reading frequencies of Thai university students: Implications for the learning of an L2 [PDF]
, 2007 In the Information Age, reading is a critical skill for accessing information and updating skills. However, reluctant readership in L1 may prevent many societies from fully participating in the global community. This reluctance to read may also slow the
Ferriman, Nicholas
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