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Ceridwen Evans Sandy Toogood Stephanie Owen-Leeds Leusa Dwyfor Shabreen Jorammanawar Nour Issa J. Carl Hughes 《British Journal of Special Education》2021,48(3):369-392
Research indicates that engagement acts as an important precursor for learning, yet sustaining the engagement of pupils with special educational needs can be a challenge for classroom staff. An Active Support staff training package, Interactive Training, has been demonstrated as an effective way of increasing engagement in adults accessing learning disability services. In theory the logic of Active Support Interactive Training could extend to a school environment, with the aim of achieving similar outcomes. The current study evaluated a special school-adapted version of Active Support Interactive Training with the aim of increasing engagement in pupils during group-based learning. Findings showed an increase in engagement in pupils for all three settings (classrooms) immediately after intervention, which continued to either increase or stabilise at three-month follow-up. Further research could test the engagement behaviour of staff pre- and post- training intervention and explore practice leadership within the school leadership team to address maintenance. 相似文献
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John Dwyfor Davies John Lee Keith Postlethwaite Jane Tarr Gary Thomas & Wan Ching Yee 《British Journal of Special Education》1999,26(3):130-135
As a high proportion of special schools 'fail' their inspections, the DfEE commissioned researchers from the University of the West of England (UWE) to examine post-inspection improvement. Can other schools learn from the 'best practice' identified? John Dwyfor Davies, John Lee, Keith Postlethwaite, Jane Tarr and Wan Ching Yee (all of whom lecture and research at UWE) and Gary Thomas, now Chair of Education at Oxford Brookes University, report on their findings, which point strongly to the need for good target-setting and monitoring, together with strong support. 相似文献
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