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Yalcin Bay – European Journal of Educational Sciences, 2023
One of the factors that emotionally affect the education-learning process is anxiety. Considering students' anxiety in teaching how to read and write, anxiety will positively contribute to effective and productive learning. This study aimed to determine the "Reading Anxiety" of primary school students. A 29-item "Reading Anxiety…
Descriptors: Reading Ability, Anxiety, Grade 4, Foreign Countries
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Jia, Xiyuan; Zhang, Xinwu; Jing, Jiangchao; Zhou, Ming; Li, Haoyang; Friesen, Dimitris; Ma, Yue – Asia Pacific Education Review, 2022
Rural China has seen an increase in its migrant workers returning home. As a result, many of these workers' children, who had previously boarded at school, needed to return home as well. While the existing research indicates that boarding affects the development of disadvantaged children, the effect of the switch to nonboarding on the growth of…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Rural Areas, Migrant Workers, Boarding Schools
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McNaughton, Diane B.; Hindin, Patricia; Guerrero, Yvonne – Journal of School Nursing, 2010
Mexican immigrant mothers and their children encounter many stressors as they adapt to life in the United States. This article reports a secondary data analysis from a school-based home visiting program focused on assisting Mexican immigrant mothers and their children develop problem-solving strategies in dealing with stressors. Data were…
Descriptors: Mexicans, Immigrants, Mothers, Access to Health Care
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Essex, Marilyn J.; Kraemer, Helena C.; Slattery, Marcia J.; Burk, Linnea R.; Boyce, W. Thomas; Woodward, Hermi R.; Kupfer, David J. – Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 2009
Background: Many childhood psychiatric problems are transient. Consequently, screening procedures to accurately identify children with problems unlikely to remit and thus, in need of intervention, are of major public health concern. This study aimed to develop a universal school-based screening procedure based on the answers to three questions:…
Descriptors: Intervention, Mothers, Symptoms (Individual Disorders), Elementary School Students