Čájehuvvojit 1 - 8 oktiibuot 8 bohtosis ohcui neurology' Aiddostahte ozu
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    Almmustuhtton 1969
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    Almmustuhtton 2008
    Sisdoallologahallan ...Neurological/genetic perspectives -- Cognitive and learning perspectives -- Educational influences -- Dyslexia and different languages -- Beyond school...
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    Dahkki Charles, C. M.
    Almmustuhtton 2008
    Sisdoallologahallan ...The special challenges of neurological-based behavior --...
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    Dahkki Charles, C. M.
    Almmustuhtton 2008
    Sisdoallologahallan ...Using special tactics : using special discipline tactics to help students with neurological-based behavior....
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    Almmustuhtton 2006
    Sisdoallologahallan ...Neuman -- Vocabulary development and instruction : a prerequisite for school learning / Andrew Biemiller -- Literacy development : insights from research on skilled reading / Jane Ashby and Keith Rayner -- Neurological investigations of skilled and impaired reading / Kenneth R. ...
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    Almmustuhtton 2003
    Sisdoallologahallan
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    Dahkki Flick, Grad L.
    Almmustuhtton 2011
    Sisdoallologahallan ...Foundations of Behavior Disorders -- Behavior Disorders and Intervention in Todays Classroom -- Educational Statistics -- Addressing Behavior Problems -- Special Education -- Statistical Trends -- Disability Categories -- Classification of Disability -- DSM-IV Diagnoses in Classification -- An Alternative Classification System -- Understanding Emotional and Behavior Disorders -- Development of Behavior Problems -- Origins of Emotional and Behavior Disorders -- Risk Factors and Causes -- Relationships Among Risk Factors and Protective Factors -- Cognitive and Behavioral Development: Major Theories -- Education of the Behaviorally Disordered -- Theories of Child Development -- Models for Emotional and Behavior Disorders -- Developmental Issues -- Developmental Acquisition of Behavior Disorders -- The Transactional Model -- The Interaction Model -- Dynamics of Emotional and Behavior Problems -- The Constructivist Model -- The Nature-Nurture Model -- The Environmentalist Model -- The Behavior Model -- Educational Outcomes of Students with Emotional and Behavior Disorders -- Praise and Opportunities to Respond -- Classroom Organization -- Teacher Preparation -- Improving Postschool Outcomes for EBD Students -- A National Agenda for Educating SED Students -- Models of Service Delivery for Special Education -- Types of Classrooms -- Researched interventions for Behavior Problems -- Recognizing Emotional and Behavior Disorders -- Externalizing Disorders -- Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder -- Oppositional Defiant Disorder -- Conduct Disorder -- Tics and Tourettes Syndrome -- Mood Disorders and Other Behavior Disorders -- Mood Disorders -- Other Behavior Disorders -- Pervasive Developmental Disorders -- Pervasive Developmental Disorders -- Psychotic Disorders -- Identifying and Assessing Behavior Disorders -- Assessment of Behavior Disorders -- Introduction to Assessment -- Arriving at a Differential Diagnosis -- Symptom Overlap -- The Neurological Diagnostic Approach -- Specific Tests Versus Test Batteries -- A Multidisciplinary Evaluation -- Interpretation of Test Data -- Functional Impairment -- Functional Behavioral Assessment -- The FBA and BIP Process -- Understanding the Function of Behavior -- The Functional Behavioral Assessment Process -- The Goals of Intervention -- Failure to Show Appropriate Behavior -- Comprehensive Intervention Plans -- Formal Assessment Versus Functional Behavioral Assessment -- Functional Behavioral Assessment Model: Assessment -- Using Functional Behavioral Assessment to Change Behavior -- Development of a Positive Function-Based Behavior Support Plan -- The Behavioral Intervention Plan and Development of the IEP -- IDEA 2004 and Behavior Disorders -- Developing a Behavioral Intervention Plan -- Evaluating and Monitoring the BIP -- Effectiveness of the FBA and BIP -- Positive Behavioral Intervention Plan -- Using Extraordinary Discipline Procedures -- Motivational Considerations -- Manifestation Determination -- Decision-Making Guidelines -- Alternative Manifestation Determination -- Overview of the Individual Education Program -- Writing the IEP -- OSEP Monitoring -- Managing Behavior Problems in the Classroom -- Establishing an Effective Classroom Environment -- The Physical Environment of the Classroom -- Effective Teachers -- Transitions -- Type of Instruction -- Communication -- Classroom Rules -- Conflicts in the Classroom -- Peer Mediation -- Homework Policy -- Physical or Corporal Punishment -- Accommodations and Section 504 -- Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports -- Reinforcement Basics -- Behavior Change -- Positive Versus Negative Stimulus Events -- Writing Instrumental Behavior Plans -- Behavioral Momentum -- Positive Response Program -- Contingency Contracting -- Generalization -- Direct Instruction of Expectations and Routines -- The Use of Punishment -- Monitoring Problem Behavior -- Time-Out Procedure for Misbehavior -- Overcorrection -- Writing a Positive Behavior Penalty Plan -- Specific Proactive Behavioral Interventions for Problematic Behaviors -- Aggression -- Social Skills Problems -- Inattention -- Following Instructions -- Self-Monitoring -- Impulsivity -- Noncompliance -- Inappropriate Verbalizations -- Teaching Students with Behavior Disorders -- No Child Left Behind -- Scientifically Based Instruction -- Instructional Strategies that Work -- Implementing Evidence-Based Practices in Schools -- Essential Organizational Needs for Putting EPB in Schools -- Using Effective Practices to Education EBD Students -- Academic Instruction -- Reducing Problem Behaviors Through Academic Management -- The Morningside Model -- Promising Directions for School-Wide Management -- Developing a School-Wide Behavioral Program -- Punitive Disciplinary Strategies: Zero-Tolerance -- Positive Disciplinary Strategies -- Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports in Schools -- Discipline and Developmental Phases -- School-Wide Behavioral Programs -- Individual Program Support -- Resilience Against Violence -- Avoiding a Negative Behavioral Orientation -- Improving School and Classroom Environments -- Understanding the Social Needs of Youth -- Teaching a Social Curriculum -- Current School Discipline Practices -- Effectiveness of Current Discipline Practices -- A Description of School-Wide Behavioral Programs -- Primary Prevention (Intervention) -- Developmental Considerations for Implementing SW-PBS -- History and Development of SW-PBS -- School-Wide Information System (SWIS) Program -- The Wraparound Process -- Partnerships -- Historical Emphasis on Families -- A Program of Partnership -- Parent Involvement with School -- Levels of Parent Involvement -- Parent Education -- Relationship-Focused Early Intervention -- Sibling Involvement -- Siblings Area of Concerns -- Sibshops Program -- School - Family - Community Partnerships -- The Impact of Teacher Training -- Future Directions with EBD Students -- Early Identification and Intervention -- Comprehensive Behavioral Programs -- Extensive Support Network -- Assessment -- Concluding Thoughts...
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    Dahkki Buckler, Scott
    Almmustuhtton 2014
    Sisdoallologahallan ...-- 3.5.A synthesis between the learner and researcher perspectives -- 3.6.Seven habits of highly effective teachers -- 3.7.Conclusion -- 3.8.Further reading -- 4.The philosophy and psychology of professional practice -- 4.1.Introduction -- 4.2.Philosophy and psychology -- 4.3.Philosophy and education -- 4.4.Heuristics -- 4.5.Reflective practice -- 4.6.Putting the pieces together -- 4.7.Conclusion -- 4.8.Further reading -- 5.The individual learner: neurological and physical development of the learner -- 5.1.What is development? ...
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