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PDF pending restorationBunke, Jennifer; Edwards, Lorri – 1997
This action research project implemented and assessed a program to improve student behavior. Participants were fourth-grade students in a growing middle class community in northern Illinois. The problem of inappropriate behaviors was documented by means of a behavior checklist, student survey, teacher anecdotal record, and student yes/no…
Descriptors: Action Research, Behavior Problems, Change Strategies, Grade 4
Baty, Jody; Sorensen, June; Pancini, Mark; Pasier, Emilia H. – 2000
This action research project sought to increase the use of appropriate social skills by middle school students through an increased instructional emphasis on social skills. The specific social skills addressed were listening, encouraging, self-control, appropriate manners, and accepting others' ideas. These skills were introduced using M-charts…
Descriptors: Action Research, Behavior Problems, Change Strategies, Interpersonal Communication
Bendt, Lori; Nunan, Jan – 1999
This paper examines the impact of the explicit teaching of social skills to enhance academic achievement. The targeted population comprised kindergarten and second grade students in a middle-class community located in central Illinois. The problem of inappropriate behaviors and difficulties interacting with peers and how this may affect academic…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Activities, Behavior Problems, Cooperative Learning
DuBois, Connie; Endsley, Ammie; West, Dianna – 1999
This paper describes a program designed to increase students' social skill development in order to improve positive peer interactions. The target population was elementary school students in one middle-to-upper class, rural community in central Illinois. Evidence for the existence of the problem of inappropriate social behaviors that interfere…
Descriptors: Activities, Behavior Problems, Community, Cooperative Learning


