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Wilkerson, Dennis; Johnson, Gail; Johnson, Richard – Education, 2008
Early childhood neglect can limit a child's normal cognitive development and result in behavior problems in the classroom. When normal attachment is disrupted, learning difficulties can result in problems with time awareness. It has also been shown that an awareness of time is a key concept for the formation of organizational and math skills. This…
Descriptors: Learning Problems, Behavior Problems, Children, Mathematics Skills
Haag, Kimberley; And Others – 1979
Fourteen profiles of students in kindergarten through grade 8 provide information on characteristic behavior of learning disabled or behavior disordered students. Characteristics are matched up with appropriate strategies from a list of 188 in the back of the book. Profiles include hyperactive, withdrawn, clumsy, friendless, bewildered, and…
Descriptors: Behavior Problems, Classroom Techniques, Elementary Education, Hyperactivity
Morgan, Harry – 1976
The goal of this paper is to combine selected research literature concerned with early and advanced sensorimotor development in black children, and the institutional management of their natural precocity. The first section briefly reviews selected literature about sensorimotor development in black children. The second section discusses the current…
Descriptors: Behavior Problems, Black Youth, Classroom Techniques, Cognitive Development