Older Adults Learning Self-Directed Activities 
.... opportunities that enhance the quality of life and leisure and they take part in programs for the elderly or in "
self-directed
learning about general education ....
(1714
7
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RESEARCH IN NURSING EDUCATION
.... One suggested approach to cost-effective nursing instruction in hospital settings is the use of
self-
learning educational packages (Cochenour, 1992, pp. ....
(1634
7
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Different Learning Environments for the Learning Disabled
....
learning environments on children and young adults with
learning disabilities and how these programs can affect the
learning disabled individual's
self esteem. ....
(1663
7
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Cooperative learning
.... motivating influence in the multicultural classroom: "Cooperative
learning contributes to the improvement of culturally diverse learners'
self-esteem, cultural ....
(1497
6
)
SELF-OBSERVATION
The purpose of this
self-observation study was to monitor the target behavior, exercise, and determine what factors or
learning principles might be involved ....
(1038
4
)
Dibs in Search of Self
Dibs in Search of
Self helps the reader to see individuals with
learning disabilities from a different perspective. Granted, all ....
(1905
8
)
Self-determination and Disabled Students
.... (2004) evaluated the effectiveness of a
self-determination instructional model—the
Self-Determined
Learning Model of Instruction (SDLMI). ....
(1241
5
)
Self Esteem and School Performance
.... Marilyn Ferguson points out in The Aquarian Conspiracy that the new paradigm of
learning must include
self-image as a high priority. ....
(1927
8
)
Social Learning Theory of Albert Bandura
.... Modeling, imitation, the role of
self-reinforcement in
learning were explicated by the model and used to explain both regular human behavior as well as a type ....
(4013
16
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Learning Theories of Skinner & Bandura
.... state that the most effective model-based
learning occurs when models compel attention, instill trust, appear as realistic figures for
self-comparisons, and ....
(2394
10
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Effectiveness of Computer-Aided Learning
.... items, the computer support had significant effects on participants' affective reactions: perceived skill, development,
self-reported
learning, interest in ....
(3169
13
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The Structure of Education
.... Indeed, in the larger sense it may fail all of them, for there is always a potential that is not tapped, a
self-
learning experience that may be muted by too ....
(1562
6
)
ESL Learning by Japanese School Children
.... superiority). Insularity, unfortunately, leads to egocentricity and, eventually, to
self-destruction: one cannot feed on oneself eternally. ....
(1942
8
)
Learning Disabilities of Children
.... that it undermines the development of a child's sense of
self and sense of value so that it creates a lowered
self-esteem such as would block
learning in most ....
(1987
8
)
Nursing Services in Acute Care Facilities
.... One suggested approach to cost effective nursing instruction in hospital settings is the use of
self learning educational packages (Cochenour, 1992, pp. ....
(4339
17
)
PTSD AND Memory/Learning
.... of separate memory systems subserving verbal and visual-motor
learning and memory, as .... than ordinary memory, is often forgotten as a
self-protection through a ....
(2016
8
)
Air Traffic Control Application Letter
.... is what made me dissatisfied with merely wondering how something worked and actively pursue this information through both
self-
learning, schooling, and ....
(271
1
)
Leisure Education for the Elderly
.... opportunities that enhance the quality of life and leisure and they take part in programs for the elderly or in "
self-directed
learning about general education ....
(1714
7
)
Teen-Age Girls and Self-Esteem
.... The intent in this paper is to explore that issue of
self-esteem,
learning how low
self-esteem develops and how it impacts the individual. ....
(1233
5
)
Creative Dance for Elementary School Learning
.... creative dance to elementary school children the first step is
learning what the body .... dance can play an important role in their lives, building
self-image,
self ....
(1667
7
)
Elements of Cooperative Learning
.... that the intensive use of student team
learning methods was feasible and produced positive outcomes on student friendships, liking of school,
self-esteem, and ....
(4417
18
)
LEARNING THROUGH CASE ANALYSIS
.... 158 162) social
learning theory apply to the development of student
self guidance in the management of instruction. The initiation of Brophy's (1992, pp. ....
(6717
27
)
Hypermedia in Education
.... For example, Beichner (1994) states that at the junior high school level, hypermedia can be used to teach students
self-
learning methods. ....
(2698
11
)
Applied Learning Environment and Special Ed
....
Learning journals,
self-reflection, and university students' changing perceptions. Action in Teacher Education, 2l, 7l-89. Dye, GA (2000, January-February). ....
(2934
12
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Distance Learning
.... Critics of Internet
learning have particularly highlighted inadequacy of the lack of .... are also effective in encouraging introverted and
self-conscious students ....
(1243
5
)
Student Learning: A Discussion of Techniques
.... and
self-knowledge" (Pintrich, 2002, p. 20). Strategic knowledge. Strategic knowledge comprises the generic strategies employed by the mind for
learning how to ....
(5936
24
)
Distance Education
.... learners, "students with a high GPA in distance-
learning programs were more likely to report behaviors that reflected
self-directed
learning" (Eddy et al. ....
(1231
5
)
Motivation, Self-Actualization & Self-Growth
.... 1988).
Self-actualization and motivation are closely linked in the area of behavior. .... There are three major types of
learning. The ....
(5290
21
)
USE OF COOPERATIVE LEARNING ACTIVITIES
.... that the intensive use of student team
learning methods was feasible and produced positive outcomes on student friendships, liking of school,
self-esteem, and ....
(4142
17
)
Learning disabilities & Classifications
.... lack of
self-esteem is a major problem. Parents, too, may feel guilty that their child is not "normal." In addition, parents of a chronically
learning disabled ....
(1959
8
)
