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Wilson, Addie Bates – 1988
Aware that some kindergarten children are not ready for the demands of a structured program, a kindergarten teacher developed and implemented a program which made use of classroom learning centers to help kindergarten students grow in all areas of development. Special attention was given to the process of helping students: (1) develop belief in…
Descriptors: Grade Repetition, Kindergarten Children, Learning Activities, Learning Centers (Classroom)
Rychkova, G. B. – Soviet Education, 1991
Argues that Soviet secondary school students' readiness to continue learning is important to pedagogy and the state. Reports research indicating that most tenth grade graduates planned to continue schooling. Concludes that secondary school guidance inadequately promotes some forms of continuing education. Reveals student attitudes about various…
Descriptors: Continuing Education, Educational Change, Educational Research, Foreign Countries
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Moore, Linda S.; Urwin, Charlene A. – Journal of Social Work Education, 1991
A model for assessing the readiness and potential of undergraduate social work students for field education is presented, and issues to consider in implementing such a model are identified, including faculty and university support of and student response to the professional gatekeeping process. One university's experience is discussed. (Author/MSE)
Descriptors: Admission Criteria, College Faculty, College Students, Evaluation Criteria
Bosler, Shirley – 1989
This guide demonstrates a holistic approach to goal attainment in adult education, welfare, and work force program. Holistic goal attainment treats the roots of illiteracy, measuring impact on learning and job readiness that increases teachable/reachable moments for instructors and builds self-esteem within the learner. The teacher's guide…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Adult Literacy, Check Lists, Daily Living Skills
Juliebo, Moira Fraser; Elliott, Jean – 1984
A case study followed a child from birth to approximately age eight, recording his early successes with learning language and reading skills, and then discusses his academic decline after being labeled a low achiever and a candidate for remedial classes. The child had learned to construct words from magnetic letters at an early age, and by age…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Academic Failure, Cognitive Development, Elementary Education