cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7452593
title: Bullying among adolescents in Sergipe: Study in the State Capital and Interior

description: Abstract This research aimed to know the social distribution of bullying in a sample of adolescents in the State of Sergipe. 555 subjects between 14 and 18 years old participated. The California Scale of Bullying Victimization (ECVB) and a sociodemographic questionnaire has used. Logistic regression was performed (Forward Wald method), with as dependent variable the bullying and independent variables as those related to the sociodemographic profile. Among the participants, 19.1% (n = 106) were classified as victims of bullies. The regression model classified as predictors of bullying the type of school [OddsRatio (OR) = 2.8 for private schools], municipality (OR = 1.8 for capital) and age (OR = 1.9 for 16 years 2.0 for up to 17 years, 1.3 for over 17 years). At the end, new studies have recommended regarding the prediction of variables, since type of school and municipality, for example, increased the chances of victimization to bullying.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7452593.v1
title: Bullying among adolescents in Sergipe: Study in the State Capital and Interior

description: Abstract This research aimed to know the social distribution of bullying in a sample of adolescents in the State of Sergipe. 555 subjects between 14 and 18 years old participated. The California Scale of Bullying Victimization (ECVB) and a sociodemographic questionnaire has used. Logistic regression was performed (Forward Wald method), with as dependent variable the bullying and independent variables as those related to the sociodemographic profile. Among the participants, 19.1% (n = 106) were classified as victims of bullies. The regression model classified as predictors of bullying the type of school [OddsRatio (OR) = 2.8 for private schools], municipality (OR = 1.8 for capital) and age (OR = 1.9 for 16 years 2.0 for up to 17 years, 1.3 for over 17 years). At the end, new studies have recommended regarding the prediction of variables, since type of school and municipality, for example, increased the chances of victimization to bullying.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7452650
title: Sex differences in adolescents in Bullying at school and resilience

description: Abstract The purpose of this research is to establish sex differences between resilience and bullying in adolescents. Transversal descriptive-comparative non experimental design was applied. 354 participants were selected with ages between 12 to 18 years old. Wagnild and Young Resilience scale (1993) and Cuestionario de Intimidación Escolar Abreviado CIE - A Abreviado (Moratto, Cárdenas, & Berbesí, 2012), were applied. Results showed that differences studied in these groups are related to bullying expression and mental health consequences. Also Resilience showed sex differences only in the Equanimity Scale; it refers to a balanced way response to stressing events. It is necessary to design differential programs based on bullying from resilience approach to decrease the phenomenon.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7452650.v1
title: Sex differences in adolescents in Bullying at school and resilience

description: Abstract The purpose of this research is to establish sex differences between resilience and bullying in adolescents. Transversal descriptive-comparative non experimental design was applied. 354 participants were selected with ages between 12 to 18 years old. Wagnild and Young Resilience scale (1993) and Cuestionario de Intimidación Escolar Abreviado CIE - A Abreviado (Moratto, Cárdenas, & Berbesí, 2012), were applied. Results showed that differences studied in these groups are related to bullying expression and mental health consequences. Also Resilience showed sex differences only in the Equanimity Scale; it refers to a balanced way response to stressing events. It is necessary to design differential programs based on bullying from resilience approach to decrease the phenomenon.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7102955
title: Qualitative evaluation of a System for Monitoring School Climate

description: Abstract As part of a project in which we designed, developed, and validated a monitoring system of school climate, the present study evaluates the system based on the meanings constructed by its users, in order to improve future actions. 17 group interviews in 15 schools, plus an in-depth interview to the Community Coordinator School Coexistence were performed. Results: Participating schools indicate that the highlight of the monitoring system is the delivery of valid information that allow evidence-based decision making processes. This in turn allows schools to construe a more complex view of themselves. Discussions: Schools place, in the center of school improvement, the school itself, and emphasize that effectiveness is only possible if the prioritization of needs arises from the school itself.
DOI: 10.22008/fk2/oiajvo/wtsgsk
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DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7102955.v1
title: Qualitative evaluation of a System for Monitoring School Climate

description: Abstract As part of a project in which we designed, developed, and validated a monitoring system of school climate, the present study evaluates the system based on the meanings constructed by its users, in order to improve future actions. 17 group interviews in 15 schools, plus an in-depth interview to the Community Coordinator School Coexistence were performed. Results: Participating schools indicate that the highlight of the monitoring system is the delivery of valid information that allow evidence-based decision making processes. This in turn allows schools to construe a more complex view of themselves. Discussions: Schools place, in the center of school improvement, the school itself, and emphasize that effectiveness is only possible if the prioritization of needs arises from the school itself.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7452746
title: State-of-the-art research in schooling process of children diagnosed as ASD

description: Abstract This research deals with the subject of Special Education. It tries to map the scientific production in Brazil concerning the schooling of children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in regular classes, basing the analysis on the categories: conceptions about diagnosis of ASD and health - education relationship. This has been accomplished by means of bibliometric analysis and the content analysis of 88 publications. The bibliometric analysis shows that research is concentrated in the public universities of the South-east, being carried out predominantly by people with an educational background in the fields of medicine and healthcare, who carried out postgraduate studies in Education, focusing on research concerning Special Education. The analysis of publications shows the maintenance of the notion that Special Education should be carried out under the logic of health rehabilitation, making teachers assume they require biomedical knowledge to be able to teach. Consequently, what is understood as schooling of children diagnosed with ASD remains very close to the clinic of normalization.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7452746.v1
title: State-of-the-art research in schooling process of children diagnosed as ASD

description: Abstract This research deals with the subject of Special Education. It tries to map the scientific production in Brazil concerning the schooling of children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in regular classes, basing the analysis on the categories: conceptions about diagnosis of ASD and health - education relationship. This has been accomplished by means of bibliometric analysis and the content analysis of 88 publications. The bibliometric analysis shows that research is concentrated in the public universities of the South-east, being carried out predominantly by people with an educational background in the fields of medicine and healthcare, who carried out postgraduate studies in Education, focusing on research concerning Special Education. The analysis of publications shows the maintenance of the notion that Special Education should be carried out under the logic of health rehabilitation, making teachers assume they require biomedical knowledge to be able to teach. Consequently, what is understood as schooling of children diagnosed with ASD remains very close to the clinic of normalization.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.8092688
title: Learning strategies and academic self-efficacy in university students: a correlational study

description: Abstract The purpose of this research was to evaluate the use of learning strategies and self - efficacy beliefs among university students, to explore differences in relation to course and age, as well as to establish the relation between constructs. The instruments used were the Learning Strategies Scale for University Students (EEA-U) and the Self-efficacy Scale in Higher Education (AEFS). The participants were 109 students from Psychology, Production Engineering, Physical Education and Veterinary Medicine from a private university in the south of Minas Gerais, both sexes, with a mean age of 20 years and 6 months (SD = 3.76). The results showed a moderate correlation (ρ = 0.59, p &lt;0.001) between the scales of learning strategies and academic self-efficacy. According to the hypothesis, students who reported greater use of learning strategies are those that showed greater self-efficacy in the accomplishment of academic tasks pertinent to higher education.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.8092688.v1
title: Learning strategies and academic self-efficacy in university students: a correlational study

description: Abstract The purpose of this research was to evaluate the use of learning strategies and self - efficacy beliefs among university students, to explore differences in relation to course and age, as well as to establish the relation between constructs. The instruments used were the Learning Strategies Scale for University Students (EEA-U) and the Self-efficacy Scale in Higher Education (AEFS). The participants were 109 students from Psychology, Production Engineering, Physical Education and Veterinary Medicine from a private university in the south of Minas Gerais, both sexes, with a mean age of 20 years and 6 months (SD = 3.76). The results showed a moderate correlation (ρ = 0.59, p &lt;0.001) between the scales of learning strategies and academic self-efficacy. According to the hypothesis, students who reported greater use of learning strategies are those that showed greater self-efficacy in the accomplishment of academic tasks pertinent to higher education.
DOI: 10.22008/fk2/oiajvo/kpfdvb
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DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284723
title: DIFFERENCES IN HOMEWORK INVOLVEMENT DEPENDING ON ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT

description: ABSTRACT The objective of this work was to check if there are differences in homework involvement depending on the different levels of academic achievement of students. Due to the possible effect that gender, course and intrinsic motivation can have, their effects were controlled by incorporating them as covariates in the design. The sample is integrated by 388 students of Secondary Education of public centers of A Coruña (Spain). The results indicate that as the levels of academic achievement of the students are higher, there is a progressive increase in the amount of homework done and in the use of time. In addition, another outstanding result is that as the grade progresses, not only decreases the amount of homework, but also the use they make of time is becoming less and less. All this should be taken into account for the educational practice: a greater intrinsic motivation will imply a better management of time, a greater amount of homework and, consequently, a better academic achievement.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284723.v1
title: DIFFERENCES IN HOMEWORK INVOLVEMENT DEPENDING ON ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT

description: ABSTRACT The objective of this work was to check if there are differences in homework involvement depending on the different levels of academic achievement of students. Due to the possible effect that gender, course and intrinsic motivation can have, their effects were controlled by incorporating them as covariates in the design. The sample is integrated by 388 students of Secondary Education of public centers of A Coruña (Spain). The results indicate that as the levels of academic achievement of the students are higher, there is a progressive increase in the amount of homework done and in the use of time. In addition, another outstanding result is that as the grade progresses, not only decreases the amount of homework, but also the use they make of time is becoming less and less. All this should be taken into account for the educational practice: a greater intrinsic motivation will imply a better management of time, a greater amount of homework and, consequently, a better academic achievement.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284724
title: BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS AND PROSOCIAL RESOURCaE IN THE EVALUATION OF MOTHER AND TEACHERS

description: ABSTRACT Children’s behavior problems can be internalizing or externalizing, with the latter being most commonly mentioned by parents and teachers as a nuisance factor. The aim is to compare assessments on indicators of behavior problems and prosocial resources in schoolchildren, based on the report of mothers and teachers, considering sex and level of school education as variables. In the present study, 100 teachers, 200 students and 200 mothers participated. For data collection, a characterization questionnaire and the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire - (SDQ) were used. Mothers and teachers found significant statistical differences in the assessment of prosocial resources and behavior problems in all scales and in the total SDQ score. Mothers surpassed teachers in the identification of problems for boys, of more prosocial resources for girls, and of more emotional symptoms in the early years of schooling. The simultaneous assessment of prosocial resources and problems leads to preventive practices.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284726.v1
title: CLOZE TEST: EVIDENCE OF VALIDITY BY RESPONSE PROCESS

description: ABSTRACT The objective of this research was to derive evidence of validity through the response process, through the analysis of the types of errors made by students, in a Cloze test and to analyze the difficulty of their items through morph syntactic analysis. For this research participated 593 elementary school students from de sixth to ninth grades from public schools. Two groups of protocols were formed, one with the children with the highest averages and the other with the lowest averages. The results showed that children with higher averages made more syntactic errors and those with lower averages made semantic errors. The assessment of homogeneity in the distribution of types of errors allowed us to find evidence of validity by the response process. The total numbers of grammatical classes found through morph syntactic analysis gave the text a balance regarding the difficulty of recovering words, indicating its use to measure reading comprehension.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284724.v1
title: BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS AND PROSOCIAL RESOURCaE IN THE EVALUATION OF MOTHER AND TEACHERS

description: ABSTRACT Children’s behavior problems can be internalizing or externalizing, with the latter being most commonly mentioned by parents and teachers as a nuisance factor. The aim is to compare assessments on indicators of behavior problems and prosocial resources in schoolchildren, based on the report of mothers and teachers, considering sex and level of school education as variables. In the present study, 100 teachers, 200 students and 200 mothers participated. For data collection, a characterization questionnaire and the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire - (SDQ) were used. Mothers and teachers found significant statistical differences in the assessment of prosocial resources and behavior problems in all scales and in the total SDQ score. Mothers surpassed teachers in the identification of problems for boys, of more prosocial resources for girls, and of more emotional symptoms in the early years of schooling. The simultaneous assessment of prosocial resources and problems leads to preventive practices.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284726
title: CLOZE TEST: EVIDENCE OF VALIDITY BY RESPONSE PROCESS

description: ABSTRACT The objective of this research was to derive evidence of validity through the response process, through the analysis of the types of errors made by students, in a Cloze test and to analyze the difficulty of their items through morph syntactic analysis. For this research participated 593 elementary school students from de sixth to ninth grades from public schools. Two groups of protocols were formed, one with the children with the highest averages and the other with the lowest averages. The results showed that children with higher averages made more syntactic errors and those with lower averages made semantic errors. The assessment of homogeneity in the distribution of types of errors allowed us to find evidence of validity by the response process. The total numbers of grammatical classes found through morph syntactic analysis gave the text a balance regarding the difficulty of recovering words, indicating its use to measure reading comprehension.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284732
title: Education of immigrant students: the experience of a public school in São Paulo

description: ABSTRACT The aim of the study is to investigate the experience of a municipal elementary school in São Paulo in welcoming immigrant students. Data collection was conducted through interviews with the principal, pedagogical coordinator, teachers and Bolivian immigrant parents; classroom observations, break time and project meetings for immigrant students; application of student proximity scale and analysis of school performance. The results showed that, in the perception of professionals and parents, there was a significant reduction in the manifestations of prejudice and discrimination, as well as greater interaction among students. School initiatives to enhance the culture of immigrants should be highlighted, as well as the incorporation of the theme of immigration into the curriculum through the learning scripts produced by teachers. Finally, the importance of democratic management and collective participation is highlighted for the achievement of a more inclusive school.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284736.v1
title: PROMOTION OF LEARNING STRATEGIES FOR PSYCHOLOGY STUDENTS

description: ABSTRACT Learning strategies are self-regulating processes of knowledge acquisition and use. They must be constantly stimulated so that students can be fully engaged in academic life. The aim of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of a learning strategy program for university students. A quasi-experimental methodology was used with 20 Psychology students, distributed in experimental and control groups. There was a pretest, a first posttest, and a second posttest four months after the intervention. The program consisted of eight meetings, focusing on metacognition, internal and contextual resource management, and social self-regulation. The first posttest indicated a significant increase in the mean of the experimental group, which remained the same in the second posttest. The main increase was observed in the self-regulation of resources. The control group did not significantly change its total score over the posttests and still showed a significant decrease in social self-regulation. The results indicate the effectiveness of the intervention and reinforce the relevance of such programs.
DOI: 10.22008/fk2/oiajvo/weqi5w
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DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284732.v1
title: Education of immigrant students: the experience of a public school in São Paulo

description: ABSTRACT The aim of the study is to investigate the experience of a municipal elementary school in São Paulo in welcoming immigrant students. Data collection was conducted through interviews with the principal, pedagogical coordinator, teachers and Bolivian immigrant parents; classroom observations, break time and project meetings for immigrant students; application of student proximity scale and analysis of school performance. The results showed that, in the perception of professionals and parents, there was a significant reduction in the manifestations of prejudice and discrimination, as well as greater interaction among students. School initiatives to enhance the culture of immigrants should be highlighted, as well as the incorporation of the theme of immigration into the curriculum through the learning scripts produced by teachers. Finally, the importance of democratic management and collective participation is highlighted for the achievement of a more inclusive school.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284735
title: SCHOOL TALENT MENTORING: ANALYSIS OF NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL PUBLICATIONS

description: ABSTRACT There is evidence that mentors make a difference in the lives of talented / gifted students, the reason for the investigation of the theme and their national and international scientific production from 2000 to 2018. Among the databases investigated are Scientific Electronic Library Online (Scielo), Capes Theses / Dissertations, Academic Search Premier, Capes Journal Portal and Sage Journals. We found 59 studies, 24 nationals and 35 internationals. Qualitative studies stood out with emphasis on the exploratory approach. In the sample, teachers of elementary, middle and higher education stood out. Among the objectives, the researchers’ interest in the process of teacher education through mentoring was highlighted. Mentoring strategies were also found to be effective for talented students, improving understanding of concepts such as mathematicians, for example, as well as psychosocial and career benefits. As for the instruments, international studies make use of the most specific and the widest variety of them. The theme is innovative, which justifies its investigation.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284735.v1
title: SCHOOL TALENT MENTORING: ANALYSIS OF NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL PUBLICATIONS

description: ABSTRACT There is evidence that mentors make a difference in the lives of talented / gifted students, the reason for the investigation of the theme and their national and international scientific production from 2000 to 2018. Among the databases investigated are Scientific Electronic Library Online (Scielo), Capes Theses / Dissertations, Academic Search Premier, Capes Journal Portal and Sage Journals. We found 59 studies, 24 nationals and 35 internationals. Qualitative studies stood out with emphasis on the exploratory approach. In the sample, teachers of elementary, middle and higher education stood out. Among the objectives, the researchers’ interest in the process of teacher education through mentoring was highlighted. Mentoring strategies were also found to be effective for talented students, improving understanding of concepts such as mathematicians, for example, as well as psychosocial and career benefits. As for the instruments, international studies make use of the most specific and the widest variety of them. The theme is innovative, which justifies its investigation.