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The Impact of Early Home Learning Environment and Preschool Quality on School-Relevant Language Proficiency in Primary School

Journal of Research in Childhood Education
Using data from a longitudinal German large-scale study and structural equation modeling, this study investigated the effects of different dimensions of the early home learning environment (HLE) as well as the effect of language-related preschool quality
A. Volodina, Simone Lehrl, Sabine Weinert   +2 more
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Short- and long-term effects of the home learning environment and teachers on student achievement in mathematics: a longitudinal study

School Effectiveness and School Improvement, 2020
This paper investigates the short- and long-term effects of both the home learning environment (HLE) and the teacher factors of the dynamic model of educational effectiveness upon student mathematics achievement.
Andria Dimosthenous, L. Kyriakides, Anastasia Panayiotou   +2 more
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Early home learning environment predicts early adolescents' adjustment through cognitive abilities in middle childhood.

Journal of family psychology, 2020
This study tested the potential mediating roles of various cognitive abilities in middle childhood (i.e., short-term memory [STM], sustained attention, and inhibitory control) in the associations between home learning environment in early childhood and ...
Yue Liang, Hongjian Cao, Nan Zhou, Jiayao Li, Limin Zhang   +4 more
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Simulation as a home learning environment — students’ views

Journal of Computer Assisted Learning, 1999
This paper describes a pilot study aimed at exploring the possibility of introducing simulation‐based homework into science learning, in the present junior‐high school setting. Two 9th grade classes have performed simulation‐based homework assignments as part of the study of electrical circuits, during two months.
M. Ronen, M. Eliahu
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Nursing homes as learning environments: The impact of professional dialogue

Nurse Education Today, 2012
Nursing students' clinical experiences are important with respect to their impact on attitudes towards care for older people and preferences for future workplaces. The purpose of this paper is to explore how professional dialogue has an impact on nursing students' clinical learning and professional development in nursing homes.
Mari Wolff, Skaalvik, Ketil, Normann, Nils, Henriksen   +2 more
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Home Learning Environment and Children’s Learning and Well-Being

2014
Researchers in child development and other related disciplines have long been concerned with factors, both proximal and distal, that promote good developmental, social and educational outcomes in children. Building on the traditions of Vygotsky (1978) and Bruner (1983) with their focus on the social nature of children’s learning and well-being, I ...
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Learning context-aware mobile robot navigation in home environments

IISA 2014, The 5th International Conference on Information, Intelligence, Systems and Applications, 2014
We present an approach to make planning adaptive in order to enable context-aware mobile robot navigation. We integrate a model-based planner with a distributed learning system based on reservoir computing, to yield personalized planning and resource allocations that account for user preferences and environmental changes. We demonstrate our approach in
BACCIU, DAVIDE, GALLICCHIO, CLAUDIO, MICHELI, ALESSIO, Maurizio Di Rocco, Alessandro Saffiotti   +4 more
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The Home Environment in the Assessment of Learning Disabilities

Learning Disability Quarterly, 1979
The purpose of the present article is to advocate that in view of the difficulty involved in predicting learning disability by looking at the early behavior of the child, serious consideration must be given to early assessment of home environmental processes as a supplement to child-focused preschool screening and research.
Judith H. Freund, Robert H. Bradley, Bettye M. Caldwell   +2 more
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ChildLinks Issue 1: The Home Learning Environment

2022
The home learning environment (HLE) concerns any activities that parents carry out with their children to support learning. This might include interactions that encourage learning opportunities, practices and activities that nurture learning, and the availability of educational materials in the home.
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Relations between socio-economic risk factors, home learning environment and children’s language competencies: Findings from a German study

European Educational Research Journal, 2018
This paper focuses on the influence of socio-economic risk factors and different aspects of the home learning environment in early childhood on children’s language competencies (vocabulary and grammar skills).
K. Kluczniok, Michael Mudiappa
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