2015
DOI: 10.1080/13632752.2015.1069086
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Student teachers’ knowledge about children with ADHD and depression and its relations to emotions

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“…For example, students with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) generally feel less close to their teachers than their non-ADHD peers do (Ewe, 2019). Therefore, better knowledge about supporting all students' learning is required (Kikas & Timoštšuk, 2016). In most countries, music is an elective subject, and low motivation to participate is evident in low enrolment, but in Estonia, music is a compulsory subject from kindergarten to upper secondary school, which raises a critical question of how engaged children in music learning are and how to support their motivation to learn music.…”
Section: A the Potential Wider Benefits Of Music Education And The Pr...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, students with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) generally feel less close to their teachers than their non-ADHD peers do (Ewe, 2019). Therefore, better knowledge about supporting all students' learning is required (Kikas & Timoštšuk, 2016). In most countries, music is an elective subject, and low motivation to participate is evident in low enrolment, but in Estonia, music is a compulsory subject from kindergarten to upper secondary school, which raises a critical question of how engaged children in music learning are and how to support their motivation to learn music.…”
Section: A the Potential Wider Benefits Of Music Education And The Pr...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Oodatust rohkem oli selliseid üliõpilasi, kes kirjeldasid ühekülgselt autismiga seotud emotsioone, ja oodatust vähem selliseid üliõpilasi, kes kirjeldasid oma emotsioone erilaadselt. Emotsioonide teke võib olla seotud teadmiste vähesuse ja isikliku kogemuse puudumisega (Kikas & Timoštšuk, 2016;Sharma et al, 2006;Swain et al, 2012). Varasemad uurin-gud (Mavropoulou & Padeliadu, 2000;Toran et al, 2016) näitavad, et õpeta-jaks õppivad üliõpilased teavad pigem autismi üksikuid tunnuseid, kuid mitte selle erivajaduse kompleksset olemust.…”
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“…A literature review of teachers' perceptions of ADHD showed they were inconsistent, founded on inaccurate knowledge and representing deep cultural values associated with family discipline and upbringing (Frigerio, Montali & Marzocchi, 2014). Preservice teachers also expressed these views, while their limited understanding of ADHD lead to anxiety and anger during practicums when dealing with the management of students with ADHD (Kikas & Timoštšuk, 2016).…”
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confidence: 99%