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A survey of physical education teachers' attitudes and knowledge about working with Mexican Americans
Tabb, James Kirk. - : Oregon State University
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Discipline-specific and interdisciplinary competencies for educators of at-risk and handicapped infants and toddlers: Perceptions of educators, parents, and allied professionals
Zervigon-Hakes, Anita. - : Florida State University Libraries
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Faculty development centers in higher education: Incorporating diversity and technology.
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DEVELOPMENT, IMPLEMENTATION, AND VALIDATION OF A LEGAL WORKSHOP FOR ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS
KERLEY, AVERY JAMES. - : Florida State University Libraries
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The impact of multicultural inservice education on the cross-cultural adaptability of public school teachers
Remmert, Annouska Askaridou. - : Florida State University Libraries
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PERCEPTIONS OF STUDENT TEACHERS, SUPERVISING TEACHERS, AND PROFESSORS OF EDUCATION TOWARD SELECTED ISSUES IN STUDENT TEACHING.
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Opening doors: Portfolios and pedagogy
Oropallo, Kathleen Ann. - : Florida State University Libraries
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Composing a life as a teacher: The role of conversation and community in teachers' formation of their identity as professionals.
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Cultural sensitivity of novice and experienced teachers of English to speakers of other languages.
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Increasing Learn Units by special education teachers: Supervision via bug-in-ear technology.
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The transfer of a policy of self-regulation for teachers from Florida to Jamaica: A feasibility analysis
Wilde, Karen B. - : Florida State University Libraries
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Wanting to care and hoping to control: Student teacher inquiries into their classroom actions.
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THE DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF AN INSTRUCTIONAL MODULE TO ASSIST ASSOCIATE TEACHERS WITH HANDICAPPED CHILDREN
MASON, TONI JO. - : Florida State University Libraries
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Where meanings are: Reading student writing and initiating teacher reflection
Crossley, Gay Lynn. - : Florida State University Libraries
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Noncognitive variables as predictors of academic performance for black American students in teacher education preparation programs
Gardner, Adrienne A. - : Florida State University Libraries
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A comparison of language screening procedures in the identification of children with language delays in prekindergarten classes.
Abstract: There is presently an emphasis on the early identification of children with disabilities. Mild and moderate disabilities, such as language delays, have proven difficult to detect. Language delays are of concern because of the relationship between language abilities and other learning activities. Young children from low socioeconomic status (SES) backgrounds are especially at-risk for difficulties in language and learning. The purpose of this study was to examine the accuracy of various language screening procedures in the identification of language delays in prekindergarten classes composed of children from low SES backgrounds. More specifically, this study compared the accuracy of formal instruments and informal procedures (i.e., teacher referral) in the identification of language delays. Additionally, the influence of teacher training on the accuracy of teacher referral was explored. ; Three children from 30 randomly selected prekindergarten classes participated in this study. This resulted in a total of 90 subjects. Children ranged in age from 52 to 64 months. All subjects were administered the Brigance Preschool Screen, the language subtest of the Early Screening Profile (ESP), the language subtest of the Developmental Indicators for the Assessment of Learning-Revised (DIAL-R), and the Fluharty Preschool Speech and Language Screening Test. The Preschool Language Scale-3 (PLS-3) was administered and used as the criterion measure. ; In addition, the 30 teachers of these selected classes were randomly assigned to two groups. One group received specific training in the identification of language delays in young children and were designated as trained teachers. The second group was the control group and designated as untrained teachers. ; Fifty-six percent of the children were identified as language delayed according to the criteria of 1 standard deviation below the mean on the PLS-3. The trained teachers were the most accurate of all screening procedures in the identification of language delays. Training significantly improved the accuracy of teacher referral. The ESP was found to be the most efficient of the formal instruments. ; This study resulted in an increase in the data base concerning the incidence of language delays in an at-risk population, the effectiveness of various screening procedures in identification of language delays, and the impact of training on the accuracy of teacher referrals. ; Thesis (Ed.D.)--Florida Atlantic University, 1994. ; There is presently an emphasis on the early identification of children with disabilities. Mild and moderate disabilities, such as language delays, have proven difficult to detect. Language delays are of concern because of the relationship between language abilities and other learning activities. Young children from low socioeconomic status (SES) backgrounds are especially at-risk for difficulties in language and learning. The purpose of this study was to examine the accuracy of various language screening procedures in the identification of language delays in prekindergarten classes composed of children from low SES backgrounds. More specifically, this study compared the accuracy of formal instruments and informal procedures (i.e., teacher referral) in the identification of language delays. Additionally, the influence of teacher training on the accuracy of teacher referral was explored. ; Three children from 30 randomly selected prekindergarten classes participated in this study. This resulted in a total of 90 subjects. Children ranged in age from 52 to 64 months. All subjects were administered the Brigance Preschool Screen, the language subtest of the Early Screening Profile (ESP), the language subtest of the Developmental Indicators for the Assessment of Learning-Revised (DIAL-R), and the Fluharty Preschool Speech and Language Screening Test. The Preschool Language Scale-3 (PLS-3) was administered and used as the criterion measure. ; In addition, the 30 teachers of these selected classes were randomly assigned to two groups. One group received specific training in the identification of language delays in young children and were designated as trained teachers. The second group was the control group and designated as untrained teachers. ; Fifty-six percent of the children were identified as language delayed according to the criteria of 1 standard deviation below the mean on the PLS-3. The trained teachers were the most accurate of all screening procedures in the identification of language delays. Training significantly improved the accuracy of teacher referral. The ESP was found to be the most efficient of the formal instruments. ; This study resulted in an increase in the data base concerning the incidence of language delays in an at-risk population, the effectiveness of various screening procedures in identification of language delays, and the impact of training on the accuracy of teacher referrals. ; School code: 0119. ; hdl
Keyword: Early Childhood.; Education; Special.; Teacher Training.
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EVALUATING CHANGES PRODUCED BY INSERVICE EDUCATION IN CLASSROOM BEHAVIORS OF TEACHERS FOR THE MENTALLY HANDICAPPED: AN APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS
LANGONE, JOHN. - : Florida State University Libraries
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Coming to know: Prospective elementary teachers' thinking and the case study approach
Floyd, Deborah Martin. - : Florida State University Libraries
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Where meanings are: Reading student writing and initiating teacher reflection
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THE DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF AN INSTRUCTIONAL MODULE TO ASSIST ASSOCIATE TEACHERS WITH HANDICAPPED CHILDREN
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