Additive adaptive thinking in 1st and 2nd grades pupils

This paper is part of the Project “Adaptive thinking and flexible computation: Critical issues”. It discusses what is meant by adaptive thinking and presents the results of individual interviews with four pupils. The main goal of the study is to understand pupils’ reasoning when solving numerical tasks involving additive situations, and identify features associated with adaptive thinking. The results show that, in the case of first grade pupils, the semantic aspects of the problem are involved in its resolution and the pupils’ performance appears to be related to the development of number sense. The 2nd grade pupils seem to see the quantitative difference as an invariant numerical relationship.

Indicator 11.9 - Data - Prevalence of obesity in reception year pupils

This indicator is part of the London Health Observatory's Health Inequaliies Basket of Indicators.

Coneixement lingüístic i matemàtic d'escolars de nivel sociocultural baix en programes d'immersió = Linguistic and mathematic knowledge in pupils of low sociocultural level in immersiom programmes

This piece of research compares knowledge of Catalan, Castilian and mathematics, as well as the attitudes to these two languages, of a sample of non-Catalan speaking pupils of low sociocultural level in their fourth year of primary school. Some of the pupils had followed an immersion programme in Catalan, whereas others had approached Catalan through their habitual language (Castilian). The findings show that not only did the immersion pupils obtain significantly better results in L2 (Catalan), but their mother tongue (Castilian) competence was undiminished and their performance on the mathematics test was superior to that of the other group. Moreover, the findings indicate that in pupils starting out from less favourable conditions (a low sociocultural level and a low I.Q.) the effect of the educational approach variable is greater than in other cases

St. Catharines Public Schools Honor Pupils certificate to Bessie Bell, December 1910.

A St. Catharines Public Schools Honor Pupils certificate presented to Bessie Bell, dated December 8, 1910 and signed by G. E. Lounsbury, Teacher. This certificate was in the possession of the Richard Bell Family of St. Catharines, Ontario.The certificate reads: "Bessie Bell is this day entitled to receive this public expression of approbation for Industry, Good Conduct and Regular Attendance, for the week ending December 8th 1910. Parents are particularly requested to enquire for a card of this kind at the close of each week."

Beyond the Books: Understanding Connections Between Teachers and Pupils From the Perspective of the Student

Using a narrative inquiry approach from the perspective of the researcher’s own experiences, this paper explores the connections that developed with several teachers that facilitated and impacted his own academic and cognitive, affective, and behavioural personal development. Viewed through the analytical lens of Erikson’s theory of psychosocial development, this narrative investigates the potential effectiveness of this model in understanding the lasting and life- altering changes that may be experienced by a student through his or her interactions with memorable teachers. Last, in educational environments today, character and value based curricula are experiencing a resurgence in popularity due to their theoretical applicability for helping students to optimally develop academically, socially, and culturally. With this in mind, a student-based perspective of memorable student–teacher connections may provide a framework for developing more effective means of effectively implementing a character development curriculum.

Enlivening secondary history : 40 classroom activities for teachers and pupils.

Proporciona a los profesores métodos para enseñar el aprendizaje de la historia a los alumnos de secundaria. El manual incluye cuarenta actividades para realizar en clase agrupadas en cuatro temas: imágenes ó ilustraciones del pasado, datos numéricos, conceptos ó ideas abstractas y fuentes primarias, sobre temas clave del programa de enseñanza de las etapas 3 y 4 (key stage 3 y 4) del curriculo nacional inglés y de niveles superiores (A y AS level).

Teaching maths to pupils with different learning styles.

Recurso donde se analizan las diferentes formas en que se pueden enseñar las matemáticas a alumnos con distintos estilos de aprendizaje y cómo identificarlos. Ofrece de un modo práctico los posibles modos de comprender algunos de los conceptos necesarios para los exámenes de GCSE: el concepto de número, los modelos para la multiplicación y la división, el valor ordinal y decimales, fracciones, relación, proporción, porcentajes, el álgebra, forma, espacio, las medidas, los ángulos, círculos y manejo de datos. Incluye: ideas para utilizar en clase; propuestas para enseñar conceptos básicos de una manera visual; consejos prácticos y orientaciones; recursos fotocopiables.

100 ideas for supporting pupils with ADHD.

Guía que proporciona a los que trabajan con niños con trastorno por déficit de atención con hiperactividad (TDAH), cien ideas prácticas para apoyar y desarrollar su aprendizaje. Están organizadas en trece secciones que incluyen información a los padres, medicamentos, TDAH y el aula. Cubren toda la edad escolar con ideas para desarrollar estrategias efectivas que ayuden al niño en sus habilidades individuales, como la escritura, la comprensión, el procesamiento de tareas, con el fin de alentar el desarrollo de sus habilidades sociales y autoestima.

100 ideas for supporting pupils with social, emotional and behavioural difficulties.

Guía que proporciona a los que trabajan con niños con dificultades sociales, emocionales y de conducta cien ideas prácticas de cómo apoyar y desarrollar su aprendizaje. Las ideas están organizadas en quince secciones que incluyen información que va, entre otras, desde la creación de un entorno de aprendizaje, el apoyo al alumno, el desarrollo de técnicas de gestión eficaz del aula, o cómo hacer frente a los comportamientos profundamente difíciles.

100 ideas for supporting pupils with dyspraxia and DCD.

Guía que proporciona ideas y sugerencias para apoyar a los que trabajan con niños y jóvenes con trastornos de coordinación del desarrollo (TCD) y dispraxia. Sin embargo, muchas de las ideas son útiles para todos los niños de la clase, con y sin dificultades de coordinación motriz. La guía está estructurada en secciones relativas a educación preescolar, primaria y secundaria. Todas las actividades son seguras para usar con todos los niños en el entorno escolar.