Intellectual Disability and Developmental Risk: Promoting Intervention to Improve Child and Family Well‐Being          下载免费PDF全文

Keith A. Crnic  Cameron L. Neece  Laura Lee McIntyre  Jan Blacher  Bruce L. Baker 《Child development》2017,88(2):436-445

Initial intervention processes for children with intellectual disabilities (IDs) largely focused on direct efforts to impact core cognitive and academic deficits associated with the diagnosis. Recent research on risk processes in families of children with ID, however, has influenced new developmental system approaches to early intervention. Recent risk and resilience processes are reviewed that connect stress, family process, and the high rates of behavioral problems in children with ID that have substantial influence on child and family outcomes. These models are linked to emerging evidence‐based intervention processes that focus on strategic parent skill training and mindfulness interventions that reduce parental stress and create indirect benefits for children's behavioral competencies. A family‐focused developmental systems approach (M. J. Guralnick, 2011) is emphasized.  相似文献   

Muscular marxism and the Chicago counter‐olympics of 1932     

William J. Baker 《国际体育史杂志》2013,30(3):397-410

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Learning from the experts: practice activities of expert decision makers in sport   总被引：3，自引：0，他引：3  

Baker J  Côté J  Abernethy B 《Research quarterly for exercise and sport》2003,74(3):342-347

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The Art of Visualisation: Understanding metaphors     

Lynne M. Baker 《International Journal of Disability, Development & Education》2007,54(2):257-262

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Descartes's Dualism     

Steven Nadler  Gordon Baker  & Katherine Morris 《Philosophical Books》1997,38(3):157-169

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The relationship between race and perception of racially related stimuli in preschool children     

J R Stabler  E E Johnson  M A Berke  R B Baker 《Child development》1969,40(4):1233-1239

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Social Story™ interventions for decreasing challenging behaviours: a single-case meta-analysis 1995–2012     

Ryan J. McGill  Diana Baker  R.T. Busse 《Educational Psychology in Practice》2015,31(1):21-42

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Employment and further study outcomes for care-experienced graduates in the UK     

Harrison  Neil  Baker  Zoë  Stevenson  Jacqueline 《Higher Education》2022,83(2):357-378

Higher Education - Life outcomes for people who spent time in the care of the state as children (‘care-experienced’) are known to be significantly lower, on average, than for the...  相似文献   

Teaching Prospect Theory with the Deal or No Deal Game Show     

Ardith Baker  Teresa Bittner  Christos Makrigeorgis  Gloria Johnson  Joseph Haefner 《Teaching Statistics》2010,32(3):81-87

Recent evidence indicates that decision makers are more sensitive to potential losses than gains. Loss aversion psychology has led behavioural economists to look beyond expected utility by developing prospect theory. We demonstrate this theory using the Deal or No Deal game show.  相似文献   

Students’ writing ‘in transition’ from A-levels to university: how assessment drives students’ understandings,practices and discourses     

Sally Baker 《Assessment & Evaluation in Higher Education》2017,42(1):18-36

The lament that ‘students can’t write’ remains loud and defiant, even after years of research pointing to the myriad factors that make students’ writing challenging, particularly when they move into university. This paper reports on a longitudinal, ethnographic study which explored students’ writing ‘in transition’, from A-levels to university in the UK, through the critical lens offered by the academic literacies conceptual framing. This paper offers critical analysis of the ways that students, teachers and institutions position writing at A-level and university, exploring the assumptions and beliefs that underpin their understandings and practices using Ivani?’s framework of discourses of writing. The analysis proposes that the centrality of assessment in the treatment of language at both levels creates an ‘assessment discourse of writing’, which originates in school, and becomes a defining and restrictive frame for students’ writing as they move into higher education. The analysis further suggests that assessment is the principal cause for the students’ challenges with adapting to the writing requirements of university. Moreover, assessment is used as a metalanguage for discussing writing at A-levels, and can become an unhelpful ‘anchor of continuance’ for students as they move into university.  相似文献