937 resultados para children’s literature
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A presentation by Debra Morris, Library to support students in understanding the need to use high quality and relevant literature sources in their academic work. The item includes a case study on Wikipedia.
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A presentation on how to write an academic literature review for SOES 6018. This module aims to ensure that MSc Oceanography, MSc Marine Science, Policy & Law and MSc Marine Resource Management students are equipped with the skills they need to function as professional marine scientists, in addition to / in conjuction with the skills training in other MSc modules. The module covers training in fieldwork techniques, communication & research skills, IT & data analysis and professional development.
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Pachler N (2008) SCOPING A VISION FOR FORMATIVE E-ASSESSMENT - FEEDBACK Findings from the literature review
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This theme helps you to develop search strategies, select search terms and appraise references you retrieve in order to differentiate between helpful and irrelevant literature sources. In addition, it looks at ways in which you can manage your references and develop understanding and skills to become an effective and efficient user of Library resources and services.
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Background reading for coursework to prepare a technical report as part of the orientation phase. These items are business documents (i.e. grey literature) which might be read as a prelude or complement to finding information in peer reviewed academic publications. grey literature links and articles to be used in preparation of technical report. See also overview guidance document for this assignment http://www.edshare.soton.ac.uk/8017/
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This paper examines the children and young people's participation and protagonism rights based on the Conferences on Children and Adolescents Rights' experience in Brazil, based on childhood sociology. Conferences' documents were consulted on the Brazilian government websites. These study findings revealed that young people's participation has increased in the last conferences. However, it is necessary to promote a systematic and genuine participation through democratic relations construction in all development contexts where childrenand adolescent live in order to modify their life and society participative practices.
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The objective of this work is to study if children’s perception of parental relationship and parental empathy can predict prosocial behaviour during childhood. The sample was composed of 934 Argentine children, aged 9 to 12, of middle socio-economical level. The participants completed Argentine scale of Children Perception of Parental relationship (richaud de Minzi, 2007), an Argentine adaptation of scale of Prosocial Behaviour (Caprara and Pastorelli, 1993) and a questionnaire to measure children’s perception of parental empathy (richaud de Minzi, 2006). structural equations modelling (sEM) analyses were conducted to explore our hypotheses. Six theoretical models fit the data very well. The results showed that parental styles of acceptance and pathological control impact on children prosocial behavior. Children’s perception of parental empathy was positively associated with children prosocial behavior. Finally, parental acceptance and pathological control were associated with children’s perception of parental empathy, but negligent parental behaviour did not.
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The physical, psychological and sexual violence among the couples of adolescents and young adults that are not married neither cohabiting (well-known generally as “dating violence”), has been object of a vast number of investigations in the last two decades that show a high prevalence inside the adolescent and juvenile population. The objective of this work was to carry out an analysis of the literature in connection with the prevalence, risk factors and difficulties associated with this partner violence type. This analysis allowed to elaborate an outline of the factors that could favor the acts of violence, including the previous experiences of victimization inside and outside the family, the acceptance of the violence toward the couple, and the relationship with pairs that have exercised this form of violence.
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The kinesio taping is a technique that was created in 1979 by Doctor Kenzo Kase I’m looking through it that could generate a new therapeutic option to control pain, improve athletic performance and reduce the impact of musculoskeletal disorders. From the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games, this technique as a therapeutic alternative PTO and is composed of health professionals in the field of sport and physical rehabilitation. Objetive: This article aims to identify theoretical approaches on the bandage neuromuscular. Material and methods: held today, for which conducted a literature search of databases such as como Proquest, Ovid, Cochraine, PEDro, Journal ofOrthopedic and Sports Physical, Sciencedirect, Pubmed y Literatura Latinoamericana y del Caribe en Ciencias de la Salud (Lilacs). The paper proposes a scheme of contextualization of the current landscape of the use and effects of kinesio taping in the management of different pathologies of the musculo-skeletal system in sports. Conclusion: it is concluded that currently many health professionals, and take the neuromuscular bandage a good therapeutic option in the management of diseases affecting the human body is investigated and every day more about the subject, which makes these new therapeutic methods to acquire a scientific value and transcends knowledge.
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La inducción anestésica en niños es uno de los mayores retos para los anestesiólogos ya que es la fase más estresante del período perioperatorio para el paciente pediátrico. Existen diferentes intervenciones para minimizar la ansiedad perioperatoria y aumentar la cooperación del paciente pediátrico con la inducción anestésica. Entre las intervenciones exitosas la premedicación farmacológica con midazolam ha mostrado grandes beneficios en pacientes pediátricos. Metodología: Se realizó un estudio de casos y controles en pacientes pediátricos llevados a cirugía en la Fundación Cardioinfantil entre 2011-2014. Por medio de muestreo aleatorio por conveniencia se tomaron como casos pacientes con premedicación y controles pacientes sin premedicación. El éxito en la inducción se midió por medio de la escala ICC, usada a nivel mundial. Resultados: El promedio de edad fue 4.9 σ 3.01 años para los casos y 5.02σ3.2 años para controles, presentaron la misma distribución por género, 40.6% femenino, 59.3% masculino. El éxito de la inducción anestésica con midazolam mostró resultados significativos (OR 7.3 IC95% 4.3 – 12.5 p0,000), en hombres (OR 9.44 IC95%4.5 – 19.8 p0,000), en menores de 5 años (OR 10.33 IC95% 5.07 – 21.04 p0,000), en pacientes con antecedentes quirúrgicos (OR 12.2 IC95% 5.28 – 27.8 p0.000) o anestesias previas (OR 7.9 IC95% 4.4 – 14.4 p0,000). Discusión: El midazolam como agente farmacológico usado para premedicación en pacientes pediátricos presenta resultados exitosos contundentes, por lo cual debe usarse en todos los casos.
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Este trabajo se realiza como un Proyecto de Aplicación Práctica (PAP), en la Especialización de Desarrollo infantil y Procesos de Aprendizaje; se basa principalmente en la teoría de integración sensorial y la relación con el aprendizaje. El objetivo es implementar un programa de desarrollo sensorial para niños y niñas de 3 a 7 años en condiciones de Institucionalización en la Fundación Children’s Vision, orienta a educadoras y profesoras en el manejo de diferentes estrategias y actividades de índole sensorial que permiten al equipo de trabajo y apoyo de la Fundación potencializar comportamientos adaptativos de los niños acordes con las necesidades y desempeño propio para su edad. El programa se divide en tres fases: la primera comprende la recolección de datos acerca del desempeño sensorial de la población a estudio (utilización de lista de chequeo1 y trabajo directo con niños); en la segunda fase se realiza talleres y charlas de sensibilización dirigidas a docentes y educadores; la tercera fase plantea estrategias de manejo en el área sensorial.