Early intervention Flashcards

(8 cards)

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What two ways can student readiness be measured?

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  • Preschool learning behaviours scale

- Early development inventory

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What did NCES kindergarten survey show?

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More than half teachers placed significance on the ability to follow teachers instructions and being sensitive to other pupils feelings

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What did Sylva et al (2003) find to be the most important factor for school readiness?

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Quality and quantity of preschool provision, more so than family influences

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What are the 6 main principles for a successful intervention programme?

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  • Developmental timing
  • Programme intensity
  • Direct
  • Programme flexibility
  • Individual differences
  • Environmental maintenance
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5
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What programme did Ramey & Campbell (1984) find to be the best for maths and reading compared to controls?

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Abecedarian project (very early intervention)

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What did the Perry Preschool programme show?

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  • Little changes in IQ aged 8 compared to control

- Intervention group more likely to graduate from high school

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What is the headstart programme?

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  • 9 month, half day programme
  • war on poverty
  • Despite success, there has been difficultly in maintaining positive change
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What results were shown from surestart?

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  • Few overall effects
  • Most beneficial to most advantaged in society
  • Aversive effects for most disadvantaged families
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