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The Roles Of Executive Functions In The Employment Of Individuals With Disabilities, Ashlee Stechnij
The Roles Of Executive Functions In The Employment Of Individuals With Disabilities, Ashlee Stechnij
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This paper examines the relations between executive functions and employability. The specific focus is on students with deficits in executive functions and preparing them for employment after graduation.
Executive Functions And Their Effects On Learning Disabilities: A Review, Stephanie Bekius
Executive Functions And Their Effects On Learning Disabilities: A Review, Stephanie Bekius
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Addressing The Needs Of Post-Institutionalized Children In The Classroom, Debra Newhouse
Addressing The Needs Of Post-Institutionalized Children In The Classroom, Debra Newhouse
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As parents are unprepared for the challenges their post-institutionalized children bring into their families, schools are often unprepared when these challenges enter the classroom. Educators are often unaware of how adverse childhood experiences can lead to behaviors in the classroom. These children are often referred to special education for evaluation and found to meet criteria for a disability category. Special education teachers are providing services to more internationally adopted children. Given the increase in this population, educators must be thoughtful of the pre-adoptive history of the child and how it affects student performance and achievement. Literature review provides more information …