This study examines 13–89-month-old children's evaluated self-regulation in the Finnish early education setting. The purpose of the study is to explore how self-regulation relates to children's holistic development, narrated cop-ing mechanisms and gender differences in expressions of emotion. The capacity for self-regulation is central to our understanding of what it is to be human, and its critical developmental period lies in early childhood. The contributions of the study are a profound knowledge of the importance of children’s self-regulation and an evaluation of the reliability and suitability of its instrument in an early education setting. The study is based on a larger research project called The Orientation Project, and the data ...
During the last decade, Finnish pupils performance in educational assessment studies has steadily d...
The first year at the university is critical in shaping the student s future academic development. S...
The aim of this study was to find out the meaning family has for a pupil who studies in a special cl...
Challenges in children’s self-regulation skills are one of the most common concerns in early childho...
Previous studies show that staff’s high stress can be associated with self-regulation challenges in ...
The development of self-regulation skills is a significant developmental goal for a child because th...
This study investigated the reading and writing disorder among Finnish-speaking candidates of the Ma...
Approximately one adolescent in five or even four is faced with mental health problems, such as depr...
Supporting the schooling of children and adolescents in psychiatric care and the perceived effects o...
Objectives. The aim of this study was to examine how Pieni Oppiva Mieli –intervention (MindUp™) effe...
The purpose of this research is to describe the connections between literacy skills and other skills...
The aim of this dissertation is to describe and analyze the phenomenon of workplace learning. The th...
Tämä väitöskirja koostuu kolmesta artikkelista, joista kukin esittelee yhden tapaustutkimuksen: (1) ...
The study examines what kind of future children and adolescents living in Finland, Tanzania, Great B...
The fundamental idea of the Finnish education system is that everyone has the right to basic educati...
During the last decade, Finnish pupils performance in educational assessment studies has steadily d...
The first year at the university is critical in shaping the student s future academic development. S...
The aim of this study was to find out the meaning family has for a pupil who studies in a special cl...
Challenges in children’s self-regulation skills are one of the most common concerns in early childho...
Previous studies show that staff’s high stress can be associated with self-regulation challenges in ...
The development of self-regulation skills is a significant developmental goal for a child because th...
This study investigated the reading and writing disorder among Finnish-speaking candidates of the Ma...
Approximately one adolescent in five or even four is faced with mental health problems, such as depr...
Supporting the schooling of children and adolescents in psychiatric care and the perceived effects o...
Objectives. The aim of this study was to examine how Pieni Oppiva Mieli –intervention (MindUp™) effe...
The purpose of this research is to describe the connections between literacy skills and other skills...
The aim of this dissertation is to describe and analyze the phenomenon of workplace learning. The th...
Tämä väitöskirja koostuu kolmesta artikkelista, joista kukin esittelee yhden tapaustutkimuksen: (1) ...
The study examines what kind of future children and adolescents living in Finland, Tanzania, Great B...
The fundamental idea of the Finnish education system is that everyone has the right to basic educati...
During the last decade, Finnish pupils performance in educational assessment studies has steadily d...
The first year at the university is critical in shaping the student s future academic development. S...
The aim of this study was to find out the meaning family has for a pupil who studies in a special cl...