Search Results - "Gamble, Nicholas"

Expressions of gratitude in education: an analysis of the #ThankYourTeacher campaign by Allen, Kelly-Ann, Grove, Christine, May, Fiona S., Gamble, Nicholas, Lai, Rhoda, Saunders, James M.

“…Teachers play a significant societal role, yet many feel underappreciated, and commonly cite this as a reason for considering leaving the profession. This…”
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Control and Resilience: The Importance of an Internal Focus to Maintain Resilience in Academically Able Students by Kronborg, Leonie, Plunkett, Margaret, Gamble, Nicholas, Kaman, Yvette

“…This article reports one component of a longitudinal multilayered research project originating from a unique partnership between a university and a selective…”
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Improving sense of school belonging in Indian schools: Student perspectives by Juliyabadu Gunathilake, Thilanka, Allen, Kelly‐Ann, Berger, Emily, May, Fiona, Grove, Christine, Patlamazoglou, Lefteris, Wurf, Gerald, Gamble, Nicholas, Warton, William, Reupert, Andrea

“…Abstract Students’ sense of school belonging is associated with healthier psychological functioning and improved academic outcomes. Currently, most research on…”
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Informed Consent, Confidentiality, and Practitioner Disclosure in Therapeutic Work with Youth: A Systematic Review of Practitioners’ Perspectives by Thannhauser, Rachelle E., Morris, Zoe A., Gamble, Nicholas

“…Mental health practitioners provide therapeutic interventions to youth on a daily basis, yet sparse research exists to inform ethical decision-making. It is…”
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Navigating school belonging in Qatari schools: A mixed‐methods study of student perspectives by Allen, Kelly‐Ann, McCarthy, Shannon, Sawalhi, Rania, Berger, Emily, May, Fiona, Patlamazoglou, Lefteris, Gamble, Nicholas, Grové, Christine, Wurf, Gerald, Arango, Elisa Jones, Warton, William, Reupert, Andrea

“…Abstract A sense of school belonging is essential for adolescent development, though there is limited research investigating ways to improve students' sense of…”
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