Care provision underpinned by compassion builds trust and ensures a deeper understanding of the health needs older people. Yet nursing curricula in United Kingdom focus on knowledge skill acquisition rather than caring with compassion. This negatively impacts quality care. Despite this, there is limited research care To explore views nurse educators (NE), pre-registration students (PNS) clinica...

Language is an important comunication tool for everyone, including early childhood. With language, childhood can express feelings, thoughts, share experiences and knowledge, socialize. Therefore language skills need to be developed, especially tor This research aims determine the development of through educational computer games at school, how effect on study a pre-experimental method with one ...

Comparability between different public examinations in the same and also dzfferent subjects, has been a continuing requirement in the UK. There is a current renewed interest in between-subject comparability, especially at A-level. The present paper examines the assumptions behind attempts to achieve comparability and explores the educational implications of some of the statistical procedures wh...

DSM-5 Diagnostic Criteria for Autism Spectrum Disorder With Implications for School Psychologists Amy N. Esler & Lisa A. Ruble To cite this article: Amy N. Esler & Lisa A. Ruble (2015) DSM-5 Diagnostic Criteria for Autism Spectrum Disorder With Implications for School Psychologists, International Journal of School & Educational Psychology, 3:1, 1-15, DOI: 10.1080/21683603.2014.890148 To link to...

The theoretical frameworks that have guided a researcher's focus on interest, the curricular and pedagogical implications of this research, and the possibilities for future research are described. The research project in question focuses on the effects of interest and importance on attention and learning of test material through a cognitive constructivist approach. Research has suggested that i...

Familiarity with specific images or sets of images plays a role in a culture's visual heritage. Two questions can be asked about this type of visual literacy: Is this a type of knowledge that is worth building into the formal educational curriculum of our schools? What are the educational implications of visual literacy? There is a three-part educational rationale to these questions. First, kno...

While reviews abound on theoretical topics in educational psychology, it is rare that we examine our field's instrumentation development, and what effects this has on educational psychology's evolution. To repair this gap, this paper investigates and reveals the implications of software technologies for researching and theorizing about core issues in educational psychology. From a set of approx...

Social media are increasingly being used for educational purposes. The first part of this article briefly reviews literature that reports on educational applications of social media tools. The second part discusses theories that may provide a basis for analyzing the processes that are relevant for individual learning and collective knowledge construction. We argue that a systems-theoretical con...

The emergence of multi-touch screen tablets has increased the opportunities for mobile learning, as the unique capabilities and affordances of these devices give them an educational advantage over other mobile technologies. Tablets are progressively finding their way into classrooms and transforming modes of learning and teaching. However, research on educational applications of this digital to...

Professional autonomy continues to be an issue of major concern for practicing audiologists. Members of the Educational Audiology Association completed a written survey covering the amount of independence and authority they experience when employed in an educational setting. Four areas were explored: scope of practice; referral procedures; assessment and management activities; and employment co...