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引用次数: 8
摘要
学前生活技能(PLS);Hanley et al., 2007)项目是一项针对学龄前儿童13项重要入学准备技能的预防性项目。PLS计划解决沟通和社交技能的发展,旨在防止问题行为的发展。这些技能已被幼儿园教师确定为在以后的教育环境中取得成功的核心技能,并且是在问题行为干预中最常教授的功能等效和替代技能。目前的研究评估PLS程序在爱尔兰的教育背景下。结果表明,干预后目标学前生活技能增加,问题行为减少。还观察到泛化和维持的证据。
Evaluating the preschool life skills program to teach school readiness skills: An irish pilot study
ABSTRACT The Preschool Life Skills (PLS; Hanley et al., 2007) program is a preventive program targeting 13 important school readiness skills for preschool children. The PLS program addresses communication and social skill development and aims to prevent the development of problem behavior. These skills have been identified as core skills for success in later educational settings by kindergarten teachers and are the most commonly taught functionally equivalent and alternative skills in intervention for problem behavior. The current study evaluated the PLS program within an Irish educational context. Results indicated increases in target preschool life skills and decreases in problem behavior following intervention. Evidence of generalization and maintenance also were observed.