Students with emotional and behavioral disabilities
Suhr McIntyre
Abstract
Suhr McIntyre
Abstract
Emotional and Behavioral Disabilities (EBD) in students can significantly affect both their social and academic life if proper management strategies are not put in place. This applies especially in the educational environment, which is a significant determinant of a person's success. In the academic setting, the students with EBD have continued to show poor performance. The researcher analyzed several credible academic sources to assess the views of other authors concerning the contributing factor to the continuous poor performance in students with EBD. From the literature review, the majority of the authors identified inappropriate curriculum, and insufficient training programs for teachers in dealing with students with EBD as the primary causes of poor performance among these specific group of students.
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Emotional and Behavioral Disabilities (EBD) in students can significantly affect both their social and academic life if proper management strategies are not put in place. This applies especially in the educational environment, which is a significant determinant of a person's success. In the academic setting, the students with EBD have continued to show poor performance. The researcher analyzed several credible academic sources to assess the views of other authors concerning the contributing factor to the continuous poor performance in students with EBD. From the literature review, the majority of the authors identified inappropriate curriculum, and insufficient training programs for teachers in dealing with students with EBD as the primary causes of poor performance among these specific group of students.
Key concepts: Psychology, Social psychology, Developmental psychology