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K Spain

Increased Family Involvement in School Predicts Improved Child-Teacher Relationships an... - 0 views

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    This article is about how when parents increase their involvment in their child's school, this creates a better relationship between the student and teacher. With this new relationship also bring better literacy and math skills for the student. The students change their attitude about school and actually want to go. This is why it important for low income families to get involved in the schools.
K Burt

Parents Involvement in Reading - 0 views

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    This article talks about how important it is for parents being involved when their children are learning to read. It also goes on to talk about how they can decide their childrens futures and whether they will become literate professional adults. The involvement of a parent is very important.
K Burt

EBSCOhost: Parent Involvement in Reading - 0 views

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    This article talks about how important it is for parents being involved when their children are learning to read. It also goes on to talk about how they can decide their childrens futures and whether they will become literate professional adults. The involvement of a parent is very important.
K Spain

Parent Involvement in Reading - 0 views

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    This article is about how parents play a major role in a child's development of literacy. It tells you different programs to help parents communicate and get involved. Your child's academic success depends on their literacy so parents need to be active in this process.
K Spain

Adult Literacy Linked To Parent Involvement - 0 views

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    A study shows that a parents literacy affects their involvement in their child's school. The parents that have a high literacy level are twice as like to be invovled than parents with a lower literacy level. This article really shows the affects parents have on their kid's education.
David Cahill

Talking About Money With Mom and Dad - 0 views

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    A major problem with the ever growing population of the elderly is their children's financial literacy. It is important that the children of aging parents are proactive and get involved with their parents financial matters. Children need to be aware of the government funded programs as well as the financial strategies that their parents can qualify for based upon their age. There are often outside factors that contribute to complications of sorting out financial documents and dollar figures and children of the aging need to be aware of these issues as well as the help that is available to them.
E Getter

Mathematical Tasks and Student Cognition: Classroom-Based Factors That Support and Inhibit - 0 views

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    In this article the authors talk about how students need an engaging work environment to work to their greatest ability, especially in the field of mathematics. It is often difficult to establish high-level tasks for students because these tasks often cause more uncertainty and stress for students since there is more risk involved. Also, provided in the article is a conceptual framework that is a framework for mathematical tasks. The purpose of this study was to show how classroom factors influenced student's engagement of mathematical tasks.
M Trompak

Is There Any Relationship Between Obesity and Mental Flexibility in Children? - 0 views

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    This research was conducted between 12 young obese male students. A series of mental tests as well as a physical abilities test was administered and results were compared to those of healthy-weighted boys of the same age. Results showed no difference between mental tests of obese and normal boys, however the Wisconsin card sorting test demonstrated that obese boys had more difficulty as the test involved continuous shifting of the body. I do not find this study beneficial to my research. It provides factual information, but I feel that it could only serve to demonstrate how obesity can cause negative effects within young children.
David Cahill

EBSCOhost: Talking About Money With Mom and Dad - 0 views

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    A major problem with the ever growing population of the elderly is their children's financial literacy. It is important that the children of aging parents are proactive and get involved with their parents financial matters. Children need to be aware of the government funded programs as well as the financial strategies that their parents can qualify for based upon their age. There are often outside factors that contribute to complications of sorting out financial documents and dollar figures and children of the aging need to be aware of these issues as well as the help that is available to them.
Brad Gregory

High schoolers' financial literacy remains low, survey finds - 0 views

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    This article is an overview of a financial literacy survey done by the company Jump$tart. The survey involved questioning high school and college students across the country. The results show that although college students literacy is a little higher, in general this target age group has low financial literacy.
M Riffel

EBSCOhost: Latin revived: Source-based vocabulary lessons courtesy of Harry Potter - 0 views

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    This article tells us how teachers are getting students involved in the roots of words. Teachers have begun to realize this and use it in a way to help teach students root words. The author shows that j.k. Rowling has increased world literacy by ringing latin into her writing.
Abby Purdy

How We Study Children: Observation and Experimentation - 0 views

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    Could help students develop their methods for observing children. This program asserts that the testing of a causal hypothesis involving cognitive development is best done through a combination of observational and experimentational methods. Kathy Sylva and Peter Bryant, both of the University of Oxford, and other researchers share their insights into categorizing and codifying patterns of play through observation, avoiding common experiment-related pitfalls such as covariation and unintentional bias, and mitigating artificiality, a challenge to practitioners of both approaches. (25 minutes)
Abby Purdy

On Acronyms, Jargon and Terminology - 0 views

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    The author reflects on the use of acronyms, jargon, and terminology in electronic engineering. According to the author, terminology is a very significant issue since a common language is vital for the proper exchange of information, particularly when a new technology is developed. The author believes that many of the terms for the various devices were developed given the fact that the technology involved is old and established. (Description provided by EBSCO.)
Abby Purdy

Motivation and Disinhibition in High Risk Sports: Sensation Seeking and Self-Efficacy - 0 views

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    This study examined the roles of sensation seeking and self-efficacy in explaining extreme and high physical risk taking behavior. Study participants were 20 extreme risk takers chosen from participants in skiing, rock climbing, kayaking, and stunt flying. One control group was comprised of 20 high, but not extreme, risk takers from each of these activities, matched to the participants in skill and experience. A second control group consisted of 20 trained athletes involved in moderate risk sports. Percepts of self-efficacy emerged as the principle variable differentiating the groups. A social cognitive explanation for desire for mastery was used to understand what enables risk takers to overcome the potentially inhibiting influences of anxiety, fear, and the recognition of danger. This conclusion is further reinforced by converging results from interviews with the participants.
E Foley

Schools' Responses to cheating Stats - 0 views

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    Article deals with the top 25 ranked business schools in the country. Talks of academic dishonest and cheating that is involved in them.
E Foley

The Costs of Cheating are Too High to Ignore - 0 views

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    Article deals with the risks involved from academic dishonesty leading to problems in our business society. A prime example given is the 34 students caught cheating at Duke University's business school.
K Snyder

family must be a part of the solution - 0 views

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    The author in this article explains that there needs to be a solution to find how to close the achievement gap. They thought that more programs for the children would decrease the problem, but it is still a problem today. The author came up with that if parents get more involved in their childrens school work, then theie achievement will increase.
L Comerford

The Influence of Fraternity or Sorority Membership on Students' College Exp... - 0 views

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    EBSCOhost (ebscohost.com) serves thousands of libraries and other institutions with premium content in every subject area. Free LISTA: LibraryResearch.com
K Snyder

Parents involvement can help - 0 views

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    This athor of the article talks about some ways in which the achievment gap can be closed. they discussed how having school year round could help, but by doing studies it has not increased the students knowledge. There are more practical solutions that need to evolve. The author suggests that if the student is taught reading strategies from their home life, then it will impact the students literacy greatly.
L Stanley

Designing technology for emergent literacy: The PictoPal initiative - 0 views

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    This involves a program called PictoPal that helps children read. It will help them read and writed. It tells how this program helped the children with their literacy and what this program does.
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    This article is about a digital learning program called pictopal that was created to help children learn how to read and write. This article talks about the effects of this experiment and whether or not it was successful. It also gives an overview of how the program was initiated to the studetns. This would be a helpful article if you are looking for information on how digital program effects learning.
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