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Vol. 20 No. 1 (2006)

Published: 2006-06-01

Articles

  • SCHOOL MATTERS: The Report of the Task Force on Student Behaviour in Second Level Schools, 2006

    Maeve Martin
    5-11
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  • A View From the Office: What Principal Teachers Need to Know About Challenging Behaviour

    Paul J. O'Mahony
    12-19
    • PDF
  • What Affects Teachers’ Confidence in Dealing with Challenging Behaviour in Schools?

    Anita Prunty
    20-28
    • PDF
  • A Whole School Approach to Supporting Children with Anxiety Problem

    David Sorensen
    29-44
    • PDF
  • Including a Child who is Selectively Mute in a Primary Classroom

    Paula Henry, Michael Shevlin
    45-54
    • PDF
  • A Parent’s Experience of Schooling for a Child with ADHD

    Elaine Jones
    55-59
    • PDF
  • Supporting the Return of Pupils with EBD to Mainstream School from Specialist Provision

    Barry Groom
    61-60
    • PDF
  • Behaviour, Discipline and Special Educational Needs: Some Considerations for Second Level Schools

    David McKeon
    71-80
    • PDF
  • Special Education Support Service: Challenging Behaviour Update

    Colman Motherway
    81-83
    • PDF
  • School Based Positive Behaviour Support: A Model of Support for Children with Challenging Behaviour

    Ian Grey, Brian McClean, Mary Fleming, Brigid Sinnott
    84-94
    • PDF
  • Reducing Child Conduct Problems Effectively through the Provision of Incredible Years Parent Training

    Dermot O'Reilly, Peter Reid
    95-106
    • PDF

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