Self-Talk & Anxiety Disorders in Children 
.... 1995. Burnett, PC The impact of teachers' praise on
students' self-
talk and self-concepts. (ERIC Document Reproduction Service No. ED 431 768). 1999. ....
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Passing All Students
.... skill of reading, are able to learn and perform the skills of analysis and prediction normally reserved for older
students. That children love to
talk is well ....
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Perspective of Reflective ESL Teachers
.... Mohr (1994) appreciates this fact, but she is also in favor of letting her
students talk freely among themselves--in English, of course. ....
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Teaching Minority Students
.... Baldwin, J. (1988) "A
Talk to Teachers" (from: The Graywolf Annual Fire: Multicultural .... on My User of Multicultural and Critical Pedagogy When
Students are White ....
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Me Talk Pretty One Day
.... Through an examination of six essays from Me
Talk Pretty One Day .... his mother's assurances, the youngster feels alienated from other
students, especially those ....
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FOUR ARTICLES ON TEACHING ENGLISH TO JAPANESE C
.... Ritsuko Nakata's "The MAT Method: Getting
Students to
Talk" To teach young children, total organic involvement has been proven again and again to beat all ....
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John Dewey's Philosophy of Education
.... purpose of education. The
students talk among themselves, but their topic of discussion is grammar, science or art. The teacher has ....
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Dewey's philosophy of education
.... purpose of education. The
students talk among themselves, but their topic of discussion is grammar, science or art. The teacher has ....
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John Dewey's philosophy of education
.... purpose of education. The
students talk among themselves, but their topic of discussion is grammar, science or art. The teacher has ....
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Learning & Classroom Discourse
....
students. Ira Shor in Empowering Education suggests that good teachers do not
talk at their
students - they
talk with them. Similarly ....
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Interview with a General Education Teacher with Special Needs ...
.... discussion. In classroom discussions, I often ask the
students to
talk about their backgrounds and tie them into the texts. Comments ....
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School Counseling & Gender Preferences
.... The study's third hypothesis predicted no difference between male and female
students' counselor gender preferences regarding the need to
talk about getting ....
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ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY * Bertelsen, MJ (1996)
.... Instructional approaches used to encourage
students to
talk, theorize, and write about the contexts and content of their lives in and out of school are ....
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The individual experience of culture
.... partly because of uncertainty about "how much authority they should exert in determining the content and direction of
students'
talk during classroom ....
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Pressures on College Students
....
Talk to parents, trusted friends from high school, and college counselors," (College, 2005, p. 1). A final pressure that many college
students must learn to ....
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Treatment of At-risk Students
.... Educators began to
talk about "at-risk"
students during the 1970s but still have not agreed on a precise definition of the term. ....
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Cell Phones and Ages 17-21
.... Katz reported that while only 4% of Rutgers
students surveyed indicated that it was "OK to
talk on a phone in class," 41% felt it was permissible to check ....
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Role of Classroom Discourse
....
students to discuss a question with a classmate before trying to answer a question posed to the class by the teacher
Talk to or with
students, rather than ....
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Lesson Plan on Causes of Physical Abuse
.... Have children discuss how this
talk was helpful to them. Grades: 9-12. Intellectually Disabled (mentally retarded
students). Rationale ....
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Japanese ESL Learners A CRITICAL EVALUATION
.... Language Teacher, XV(2), 37-43. Nakata, R. (1991). The MAT method: Getting
students to
talk. Language Teacher, XV(2), 25-27. Tamai, MM (1991). ....
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Adult Education
.... top of this, there are typically less sources of financial aid available to
students. .... my need for studying, getting papers done and having time to
talk to the ....
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Mr. Holland's Opus & Music of the Heart
.... can relate the subject to their lives and thus be better able to understand; 2) critical, meaning that the curriculum should equip
students to
talk back and ....
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Mastery Learning
.... skill of reading, are able to learn and perform the skills of analysis and prediction normally reserved for older
students. That children love to
talk is well ....
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Behavior Observations In a high sch
....
Students freely
talk with each other to figure out how to do the task as the teacher has given no specific instruction. Individual ....
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Lover and Respect for Students: A Discussion of Three Sources
.... By encouraging the children to
talk about themselves, they unveiled their inner .... many touching and interesting stories written by the
students, teachers, and ....
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Anger Control & Management in a Classroom
.... Then ask the
students to open their eyes and
talk about how the relaxation technique made their feel: Do they feel more relaxed? ....
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Boys and Girls Love Differently
.... The stress balls are working. During the time when my
students need to calm down and
talk to me, I allow them to use the stress balls," (Gurian 225). ....
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Receptive/Expressive Language Disorder
.... These steps can be listed as follows: 1. The physical setting must promote
talk both between the
students and the teachers and the
students. ....
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METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO TEACHING ENGLISH
.... Boston: Heinle & Heinle, pp. 33-44. Nakata, R. (1991). The MAT method: Getting
students to
talk. Language Teacher, XV(2), 25-27. Pearson, E. (1991). ....
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Aspects of Special Education & EHA
.... Finally, teachers should encourage
students to
talk about their stuttering in order to provide an open and inclusive atmosphere.
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