Positive behaviour in the early years: research report
Report of research into perceptions of staff, service providers and parents in managing and promoting positive behaviour in early years and early primary settings.
LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES
Table number |
Table title |
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Figure 1.1 |
Systems influencing transition to school |
Table 3.1 |
Numbers of children identified for participation |
Table 3.2 |
Number of participating parents |
Table 3.3 |
Purposes of the research tools |
Table 3.4 |
ECERS and ITERS item categories |
Table 4.1 |
% children with behaviour difficulties (Daily Hassles data) |
Table 4.2a |
% of children per SDQ level - parental |
Table 4.3a |
% children by age in each SDQ level |
Table 4.4a |
Parental perceptions - the relationship between pro-social behaviour and gender |
Table 4.5a |
Emotional domain - Parent SDQ |
Table 4.6a |
Conduct domain - Parent SDQ |
Table 4.7a |
Peer relationships domain - Parent SDQ |
Table 4.8a |
Hyperactivity domain - Parent SDQ |
Table 4.9a |
Pro-social relationships domain - Parent SDQ |
Table 4.10a |
Impact of perceived difficulties on friendships |
Table 4.11 |
Adult Strategies data - Behaviours causing some difficulty for staff, children or the setting as a whole |
Table 4.12 |
Total numbers of children for whom SDQ returns were received by age |
Table 4.13 |
Responses to staff designation on T- SDQ child returns |
Table 4.2b |
Total Difficulties as perceived by staff across T- SDQ Levels - % of children per level |
Table 4.3b |
Percentage of children by age in each T- SDQ level |
Table 4.4b |
Staff perceptions of the relationship between pro-social behaviour and gender |
Table 4.14 |
Numbers of cases on each T- SDQ scale by level of behaviour |
Table 4.5b |
Emotional Domain Teacher/Staff SDQ |
Table 4.6b |
Conduct domain Teacher/Staff SDQ |
Table 4.7b |
Peer relationships domain - Teacher/Staff SDQ |
Table 4.8b |
Hyperactivity domain - Teacher/Staff SDQ |
Table 4.9b |
Pro-social Relationships domain - Teacher/Staff SDQ |
Table 4.15 |
Comparison of responses of parents and practitioners on the SDQ in placing children in the normal range |
Table 4.16 |
Numbers/ % of staff expressing levels of concern/lack of concern about children's difficulties in concentration by strata |
Table 4.17 |
Numbers/ % of staff expressing levels of concern/lack of concern about children's difficulties in relationships by strata |
Table 4.18 |
Numbers/ % of staff expressing levels of concern/lack of concern about children's difficulties with emotions and feelings by strata |
Table 4.19 |
Numbers/ % of staff expressing levels of concern/lack of concern about children's difficulties with self esteem by strata |
Table 4.20 |
Numbers/ % of staff expressing levels of concern/lack of concern about children's difficulties with toileting by strata |
Table 4.21 |
Numbers/ % of staff expressing levels of concern/lack of concern about children's difficulties with sleeping by strata |
Table 4.22 |
Numbers/ % of staff expressing levels of concern/lack of concern about children's difficulties with eating and appetite by strata |
Table 4.23 |
Well-being levels in 1 st round of screening |
Table 4.24 |
The relationship between well-being and child age |
Table 4.25 |
Number and age of observed children- involvement |
Table 4.26 |
Levels of involvement round 1 |
Table 4.27 |
Levels of involvement round 2 |
Table 4.28 |
Levels of involvement by age |
Figure 5.1 |
Parent Focus Group Composition |
Table 5.1 |
Level of skill and preparation for supporting children's behaviour expressed by staff |
Table 5.2 |
Ways in which staff support children's positive behaviour |
Table 5.3 |
Ways in which sharing of information between professionals and families is seen to be helpful by staff |
Table 6.1 |
Before transition - emotionally |
Table 6.2 |
Before transition - relationships |
Table 6.3 |
Before transition - concentration and engagement |
Table 6.4 |
Before transition - behaviour |
Table 6.5 |
After transition - emotionally |
Table 6.6 |
After transition - relationships |
Table 6.7 |
After transition - concentration |
Table 6.8 |
After transition - behaviour |
Table 6.9 |
Emotions at transition |
Table 6.10 |
Responses to transitions practice focused questions |
Table 6.11 |
Parents and practitioners - shared transitions themes |
Table 6.12 |
Overview of the content analysis of transition records |
Table 6.13 |
Parent comments on transition records |
Table 6.14 |
Staff comments on transition records |
Table 7.1 |
Extent to which staff feel they would benefit from more training to help support children's positive behaviour |
Table 7.2 |
Areas in which staff would like more training |
Table 8.1 |
Rationale for choice of case study settings |
Table 8.2 |
Case Study Settings by type - identification of children |
Figure 8.1 |
Average ECERS sub scale score - case study settings |
Table 8.3 |
Numbers of children with well-being below level 3 |
Table 8.4 |
Intervening early returns by age |
Table 8.5 |
Emerging sense of self |
Table 8.6 |
Self in relation to early years setting |
Table 8.7 |
Feelings |
Table 8.8 |
Relationships with adults |
Table 8.9 |
Relationships with other children |
Table 8.10 |
POMS 2.2 completed by parents |
Figure 8.2 |
Overview of transitions records in case study settings |
Table 8.11 |
Case Study 1 - ECERS scores |
Table 8.12 |
Case Study 1 - Process Oriented Child Monitoring System |
Table 8.13 |
Case Study 2 - ECERS |
Table 8.14 |
Case Study 2 - POMS |
Table 8.15 |
Case Study 2 - Well-being Scores (averages) |
Table 8.16 |
Case Study 3 - ECERS |
Table 8.17 |
All dimensions of emerging sense of self on Teacher H&S Case Study 3 |
Table 8.18 |
Case Study 4 - ECERS |
Table 8.19 |
Case Study 4 - POMS |
Table 8.20 |
All dimensions of emerging sense of self on Teacher H&S Case Study 4 |
Table 8.21 |
Case Study 5 - ECERS |
Table 8.22 |
Case Study 5 - POMS - completed by parents |
Table 8.23 |
All dimensions of emerging sense of self on Teacher H&S Case Study 5 |
Table 8.24 |
Overview of transition records data - Case Study Setting 5 |
Table 8.25 |
ITERS - ECERS |
Table 8.26 |
All dimensions of emerging sense of self on Teacher H&S Case Study 6 |
Table 8.27 |
Summary of Transitions Case Study participants |
Table 8.28 |
ECERS - Case Study 7 |
Table 8.29 |
All dimensions of emerging sense of self on Teacher H&S Case Study 7 |
Table 8.30 |
Summary of Transitions Case Study 7 participants |
Table 8.31 |
ITERS - ECERS - Case Study 8 |
Table 8.32 |
All dimensions of emerging sense of self on Teacher H&S Case Study 8 |
Table 8.33 |
Summary of Transitions Case Study 8 participants |
Figure 8.3 |
Average ECERS sub scale score in 0-3 settings |
Figure 8.4 |
Parent and staff perceptions of children in 'serious difficulties' category on SDQ |
Figure 8.5 |
Staff perceptions of percentage of children's behaviours in 'serious difficulties' category on SDQ domains |
Figure 8.6 |
Staff ratings of well-being and involvement at 2.5 and below |
Table 8.34 |
Frequency of inter-agency links |
Table 8.35 |
Average Scores on ECERS - ITERS |
Figure 8.7 |
Overall Average Scores ECERS - ITERS |
Figure 8.8 |
Comparison of 0-3 and 3-5 environments |
Figure 8.9 |
Comparison of 3-5 and P1 environments |
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