Social information processing and coping strategies of shy/withdrawn and aggressive children: does friendship matter?     

Burgess KB  Wojslawowicz JC  Rubin KH  Rose-Krasnor L  Booth-LaForce C 《Child development》2006,77(2):371-383

The primary objectives of this investigation were to examine the attributions, emotional reactions, and coping strategies of shy/withdrawn and aggressive girls and boys and to examine whether such social cognitions differ within the relationship context of friendship. Drawn from a sample of fifth and sixth graders (M age = 10.79 years; SD = .77), 78 shy/withdrawn, 76 aggressive, and 85 control children were presented with hypothetical social situations that first involved unfamiliar peers, and then a mutual good friend. Results revealed group and gender differences and similarities, depending on the relationship context. From our findings emerges a central message: friends' involvement during interpersonal challenges or stressors mitigates children's attributions, emotions, and coping responses.  相似文献   

Linguistic analysis and reading skills of first graders in partial French and Hebrew immersion programs     

Hyla Rubin  Sonia Reichman  Sarah H. Crabtree  Miriam Kantor 《Reading and writing》1991,3(2):101-114

This study compared the performance of 45 first graders in partial French immersion, partial Hebrew immersion, and traditional English programs on measures of linguistic analysis ability and early reading skills in English. A modified version of the Auditory Analysis Test (Rosner and Simon, 1971) established that both French and Hebrew immersion children were more proficient than their English program peers at explicity analyzing the internal structure of spoken words. Subjects in the Hebrew program read non-words more successfully than either of the other two groups, and read orthographically regular real words better than the control subjects. These results suggest that second language learning, even in a partial immersion setting, enhances linguistic awareness. The potential implications for reading skill acquisition are discussed.This research was funded by Grant A2008 from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada.  相似文献   

Linguistic awareness skills in grade one children in a French immersion setting     

Hyla Rubin  Anne Turner 《Reading and writing》1989,1(1):73-86

This study examined the ability of children in French immersion and English programs to analyze the internal structure of spoken words in relation to their early reading and spelling abilities in English. Thirty-two children in the first grade were given a modified version of the Auditory Analysis Test, and reading and spelling tasks that included both real words and non-words. Results indicated that French immersion children were more proficient than their English program peers at explicitly analyzing spoken words and that the groups did not differ when reading and spelling orthographically regular real words and non-words. The English program children performed better than their French program peers only when reading orthographically irregular English words. These results demonstrate that second language learning enhances metalinguistic awareness and help to explain why children in immersion programs do not experience long-term difficulty in acquiring English written language skills.  相似文献   

THREE BOOKS AND THREE PERSPECTIVES     

Rubin Gotesky 《Educational theory》1965,15(4):341-348

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Object naming ability of adults with written language difficulties     

Alisa Cantwell  Hyla Rubin 《Annals of dyslexia》1992,42(1):179-195

Several studies have observed that school-aged, reading-disabled children have object-naming problems. In addition, significant positive relationships between object-naming ability and reading and spelling skills have been observed for this population. The co-occurrence of these problems has been explained by common underlying phonological deficiencies. Because written language problems can persist beyond the school-aged years, the purpose of this study was to examine object-naming ability and the relationship between object naming and written language of adults. Twenty-two adults, half with written language difficulties and half without, performed four tasks: object naming, object recognition, reading, and spelling. Significant positive relationships were obtained between object-naming ability and reading ability, object-naming ability and spelling performance, and reading and spelling performance. In addition to phonological deficiencies, the results indicated that adult poor readers and spellers lack knowledge of the orthographic structure of words. These findings suggest that problems underlying object naming and written language do not resolve with cognitive maturation or additional years of experience with language and should be addressed in the early school-aged years. This research was funded by Grant A2008 from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada to the second author.  相似文献   

Book reviews     

Herbert I. Schiller  Charles F. Hoban  Robert Steele  Wendell Shackelford  Roger W. Wescott  Richard J. Stonesifer  Bernard Rubin  Sol Worth  Glenn Hanson  Glenn White  Taher A. Razik  Gene Gilmore 《Educational technology research and development : ETR & D》1965,13(2):205-223

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Facilitating invented spelling through language analysis instruction: An integrated model     

Hyla Rubin  Nancy C. Eberhardt 《Reading and writing》1996,8(1):27-43

Invented spelling ability reflects young children's developing awareness of the internal structure of words-at syllabic, phonemic, and morphemic levels, as well as their lettersound knowledge. Controlled intervention studies have demonstrated that these language analysis skills can be taught in kindergarten, with a significant effect on early spelling. This paper examines the effects of an instructional approach that emphasized integration of language analysis teaching into the whole-language kindergarten curriculum. Children who received this type of instruction were, on average, representing all of the phonemes in written words at the end of kindergarten, and their performance continued to improve into first grade.  相似文献   

Partnership development of the COVID-19 Front Door: a best evidence resource     

Nancy J. Allee  Charles P. Friedman  Allen J. Flynn  Chase Masters  Kai Donovan  Jane Ferraro  Roma Patel  Joshua C. Rubin 《Journal of the Medical Library Association》2021,109(4):680

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The Trump Candidacy: Implications for Curriculum     

James Rubin 《Interchange》2018,49(2):153-160

The popular attraction of Donald Trump has been a conundrum for many educators who have tried to understand the rationale behind his support. This article presents a philosophical argument for what this implies for curriculum design and the intellectual temperament of the populace. There has been much written about the purpose of education to prepare students to be knowledgeable participants in the democratic process to further the best interests of the country. The foundational skills of critical thinking are an integral component of that process, and should be reevaluated for how they fit into the current curriculum model. Suggestions for how to integrate critical thinking within the traditional school day are presented, along with the rationale for doing so.  相似文献   

Harvard and the unabomber: The education of an American terrorist     

Charles T. Rubin 《Academic Questions》2003,16(4):79-83

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