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Autor:
Coosje Griffiths, Terence De Jong
Publikováno v:
School Psychology International. 29:29-38
MindMatters Plus is a mental health promotion initiative in Australia which aims to improve the capacity of secondary schools to cater for students who have high support needs in the area of mental health. The development of effective school case man
Autor:
Terence De Jong, Coosje Griffiths
Publikováno v:
Australian Journal of Guidance and Counselling. 16:29-40
Recently the Ministerial Council on Education, Employment, Training and Youth Affairs (MCEETYA) conducted a nationwide survey on programs that exhibit best practice in addressing student behaviour issues (de Jong, 2004). Seven themes related to the c
Autor:
Terence De Jong
Publikováno v:
Australian Journal of Guidance and Counselling. 15:156-167
MindMatters Plus (MM+) is a program that focuses on building the capacity of secondary schools to meet the needs of students who have high support needs in the area of mental health. A necessity to supplement this work with specific strategies and pr
Autor:
Terence De Jong
Publikováno v:
School Psychology International. 26:353-370
Public opinion over the past 30 years consistently rates lack of discipline in public schools in the USA to be the biggest problem communities have to contend with (Charles, 1999). Similar concerns are apparent in Australia. The issue of student beha
Publikováno v:
Australian Journal of Teacher Education. 37
Publikováno v:
Australian Journal of Teacher Education. 35
The effective 'transfer' of knowledge and skills from university to the workplace is of global interest, yet this area of inquiry lacks research. Teacher educators, for example, require information on how to advance pre-service teachers' transfer of
Autor:
Rodney Chadbourne, Terence De Jong
Publikováno v:
Australian Journal of Teacher Education. 30
The recent growth of separate middle schools for young adolescents raises the question – do we now need separate teacher education programs in middle schooling? Or, can the staffing requirements of middle schools be met adequately by existing prima