*This proposal was written in partial fulfillment of  requirements for an undergraduate research methods course and is not intended to be carried out.*

 

School Psychology Increasing Confidence in Children with Learning Disabilities

Sarah E. Brandt

The intention of this study is to find a relationship between self-esteem and being labeled with a learning disability. The Behavior Rating Inventory of Executive Function will rate how children view themselves before and after being evaluated a learning disability. The Brigance Diagnostic Comprehensive Inventory of Basic Skills will be used to assess if the Children are learning disabled. If the child is found to have a learning disability they will receive the proper attention offered by the school. A select few will receive school counseling to determine if speaking with a school psychologist can help improve their self-esteem. This study is not intended to improve performance of children in school, but rather seeks to improve confidence in learning.

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Research Proposal: Can school psychology Increase Confidence in Children with Learning Disabilities?