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Co-teaching with General Education and Special Education Teachers for Students with Mild to Moderate Needs
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Engaging Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder in Physical Activity to Improve Health and Educational Outcomes
Get PDFThis starred paper will attempt to describe how physical activity can have lifelong and short-term benefits for youth and adolescents with ASD. Emphasizing positive behavioral impacts that PA may have on other aspects of a student’s learning experience. It will explore some of the barriers these students face in getting enough PA and more importantly the practices that should be utilized to overcome these obstacles. Simply finding ways for positive engagement is a strong predictor of success. With that in mind, there will also be a focus on unique strategies or types of activities that students may not typically receive in a standard physical education class. The literature review in the following chapter will examine the most current studies and analysis on the topic
Effective Interventions to Increase Basic Math Skills for Students with Learning Disabilities
Get PDFThe purpose of this starred paper is to find effective interventions to teach basic math skills to students with learning disabilities. This research is broken down into three main interventions: Technology models, Number lines, and Concrete-Representational-Abstract (CRA). I analyzed data from ten research studies and found that these efficient interventions help students with learning disabilities increase not only their math abilities but also their self-esteem
Reckoning of the Divided Self
Get PDFUsing a personal narrative, this article describes a clinician\u27s journey through a peer-review process after committing a medical error. It strives to identify the limitations of a system that is created to identify medical errors without prioritizing clinician-well being and concludes that a culture of safety needs to acknowledge the humanity and inevitable fallibility of medical providers
Owen Francis Ellison
Get PDFFreedom to choose one\u27s course of study can be an oxymoron in that few persons have an opportunity to make a choice based upon interest and capacity. Too often, the party suggesting that one head in a given direction might be more inclined to serve their own ego than that of the prospective student
Shupac Lake
Get PDFA sense of timelessness permeates the air as we acknowledge how prescribed our lives have become
The Effectiveness of Token Economy Interventions in Adolescents with Emotional or Behavioral Disorders
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The Effectiveness of the Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) on Reducing Problem Behaviors in Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder
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Leadership Styles and Satisfaction: An Application of Adlerian Theory to the Workplace
Get PDFWhile Adlerian theory has been applied to both the workplace and parenting, the linkage between the two has not been investigated. Therefore, the first goal of this study was to find if the way someone was raised has an influence on the values they have as an adult. Then, the second goal was to determine whether the individuals’ values influence the style they prefer in a leader. The last goal was to see if congruence between individuals’ preferred leadership style and the perceived leadership style of their current supervisor results in higher job satisfaction. This study found that the participants’ personal values were predicted by their parents’ values while they were growing up. Their preferred leadership style was predicted by their personal values, but not their parents’ values. Lastly, the participants indicated having higher supervisor and overall satisfaction the more similar their current supervisor’s leadership style was to their preferred leadership style
St. Cloud Area Quarterly Business Report, Vol. 24, No. 4
No full textSt. Cloud State University School of Public Affairs Dean King Banaian provided an in-person and virtual review of the December 2022 Quarterly Business Report at the Sartell Community Center in Sartell, Minnesota. We predict the St. Cloud metro area will be in recession within the next 4 to 6 months, based on results of the St. Cloud Area Quarterly Business Survey as well as data on professional employment and the stock prices of area publicly-traded corporations. The St. Cloud Index of Leading Economic Indicators fell 5% in the latest quarter and 9.8% in the last year. Employment growth in the region has slowed dramatically during the fall, lagging gains elsewhere in Minnesota. Survey results showed lower expectations of area business leaders for their own business activity and difficulty finding qualified workers.
In special questions businesses indicated tax burdens were the most common issue for the next legislative session in St. Paul. They also reported that the Federal Reserve’s higher interest rates were having negative effects; this was causing some firms to put off investment and expansion plans and others to pay down their higher-interest rate loans.https://repository.stcloudstate.edu/scqbr_video/1012/thumbnail.jp