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ISSN:0144-3410

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Gabrielle A Shimko,Karin H James Gabrielle A Shimko
College students with attention/deficit-hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) exhibit difficulty in lecture notetaking, which may exacerbate persistent academic difficulties. Higher ADHD symptoms are related to slower handwriting speed (HWS), poten...
Tova Stenlund,Fredrik U Jönsson,Bert Jonsson Tova Stenlund
This paper focuses on the factors that are likely to play a role in individual learning outcomes from group discussions, and it includes a comparison featuring test-enhanced learning. A between-groups design (N = 98) was used to examine the...
Lisa K Maguire,Ulrike Niens,Mark McCann et al. Lisa K Maguire et al.
There has been an increasing focus on social and emotional development in educational programmes in early childhood as both variables are believed to influence behavioural outcomes in the classroom. However, relationships between social and...
Marja van den Heuvel-Panhuizen,Iliada Elia,Alexander Robitzsch Marja van den Heuvel-Panhuizen
This article describes a field experiment with a pretest-posttest control group design which investigated the potential of reading picture books to children for supporting their mathematical understanding. The study involved 384 children fr...
Joni Holmes,Susan Elizabeth Gathercole Joni Holmes
Working memory skills have been shown to be enhanced by adaptive training in several randomised controlled trials. Here, two field trials were conducted in which teachers administered working memory training to their own pupils in school. T...
Claire Knowler,Norah Frederickson Claire Knowler
The effectiveness of a 12-week, small group emotional literacy (EL) intervention in reducing bullying behaviour in school was evaluated. Participants were 50 primary school pupils identified through peer nomination as engaging in bullying b...