Contexto escolar: Práticas educativas do professor, comportamento e habilidades sociais infantis

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Educational practices, behavior problems and children's social skills have been more studied in family context than in school context. This study aimed to compare, from the verbal report, educational practices of regular and special teacher in relation to children's behavior, concerning groups differentiated by reference indication of behavior problems in the classroom by the teacher and sex of the children. This study surveyed fifteen teachers and twenty-eight students (6-9 years), who were grouped in regular teaching (n = 18, kindergarten, elementary) and especial teaching (n = 10). The assessment with teachers was proceeded by using a questionnaire (Q-RSH-Pr) and a semi-structured interview (RE-HSE-Pr). We observed that there is a significant difference: boys as well as children with behavior problems presented more difficulties than others. Their teachers revealed that they use more negative.

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Bolsoni-Silva, A. T., Mariano, M. L., Loureiro, S. R., & Bonaccorsi, C. (2013). Contexto escolar: Práticas educativas do professor, comportamento e habilidades sociais infantis. Psicologia Escolar e Educacional, 17(2), 259–269. https://doi.org/10.1590/S1413-85572013000200008

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