Recently added articles from Behavioral Disorders:
Early Childhood Teachers' Use of Specific Praise Statements With Young Children at Risk for Behavioral Disorders
May 01, 2009; ... ABSTRACT: This study investigated the effectiveness of a training designed to increase early childhood teachers' use of specific praise statements to address problem behaviors demonstrated by children at risk for emotional/behavioral disorders. A multiple-baseline across-participants ...
Effects of a Contextualized Instructional Package on the Mathematics Performance of Secondary Students With EBD
May 01, 2009; ... ABSTRACT: This article describes a single-subject study of the effects of a contextualized instructional package on the area and perimeter performance of middle school students with emotional and behavioral disorders (EBD). The instructional package included area and perimeter ...
Characteristics of Bullies and Victims Among Students With Emotional Disturbance Attending Approved Private Special Education Schools
May 01, 2009; ... ABSTRACT: The goal of this study was to describe rates and types of bullying and victimization among 407 students with emotional disturbance (ED) in grades 6 through 10 attending private approved special education schools in New Jersey. These students anonymously completed the Olweus ...
Problems Related to Underservice: A Rejoinder
May 01, 2009; ... ABSTRACT: Objective data provide overwhelming evidence that children and youth with emotional and behavioral disorders (EBD) are underidentified and underserved. This was the central argument in our November 2007 Forum article to which Harry, Hart, Klingner, Cramer, and Sturges ...
Response to Kauffman, Mock, & Simpson, (2007): Problems Related to Underservice of Students With Emotional or Behavioral Disorders
May 01, 2009; ... This paper is in response to Dr. Jim Kauffman and colleagues' article titled "Problems Related to Underservice of Students With Emotional or Behavioral Disorders," which was published in volume 33, issue 1, of Behavioral Disorders. We thank the editors of Behavioral Disorders for the opportunity ...