SH Insider Report Nov 2011

Insider Report, October 2011

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Highlights

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Postings for Oct 3-9, 2011



The journals reviewed this week are school-focused as well as those focused on health promotion and preventive medicine.



Highlights



The following items are noted as highlights for this week:



 WHO Meeting on Social Determinants in Brazil in October

The news this week includes the program and a paper prepared for the WHO meeting on social determinants

being held in Brazil.



 Cost benefit studies on safe schools and school mental health

A report issued by the Canadian Institute on Health Information contains several cost-benefit studies showing

remarkable savings school and parent education programs on bullying and mental health.



 Autism a focus in North America

Autism is emerging as a hot topic in Canada and the US, with the US President signing a law into effect and Canada

promoting awareness in a week of activities.



 Sports Leagues get healhier

The professional sports leagues in North America are responding to increased health and safety concerns as

professional baseball finally bans tobacco chewing while playing and the hockey league cracks down on fighting

during games as part of an initiative to curb head shots







News, Reports, Resources Research Highlights





News Story (Oct 9-11) Pakistan Campaign for 1 million safe Articles from Issue #5, 2011 of the Asia-Pacific Journal of

schools launchedhttp://ow.ly/1zgwSW Public Health



News Story (Oct 7-11) Teaching food literacy, one school  Comparison of the Health Status of Children Aged

lunch at a time http://ow.ly/1yMIz7 Between 6 and 12 Years Reared by Grandparents

and Parents

News Story (Oct 8-11) A New Psychological Intervention To  Psychosocial Distress and Suicide Ideation in

Reduce Cannabis Use In Young People http://ow.ly/1ywG6b Chinese and Philippine Adolescents



Blog Post (Oct 7-11) Coalition of Ed. Reform Groups Releases Articles from Sep-Oct 2011 Issues of The Lancet

Teacher Evaluation Ideas http://ow.ly/1ygxRJ

 Sep 17-Are Japan'shikikomoriand depression in

News Release (Oct 7-11) World Mental Health Day (Health young people spreading abroad?

Canada) http://ow.ly/1ygxR1  Sep 24- Progress towards Millennium Development

Goals 4 and 5 on maternal and child mortality: an



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News Story (Oct 5-11) Lifestyle-based Weight loss strategies updated systematic analysis

'lacks evidence' (cochrane review) http://ow.ly/1yQqXw  Oct 8- Inequality in early childhood: risk and

protective factors for early child development

News Story (Oct 7-11) CAMH study confirms genetic link to  Oct 8- Strategies for reducing inequalities and

suicidal behaviour http://ow.ly/1ygxQK improving developmental outcomes for young

children in low-income and middle-income

Blog Post (Oct 7-11) School to Prison Pipeline countries

http://ow.ly/1ygxPK

Articles from Issue #5, 2011 of the European Journal of

Blog Post (Oct 7-11) CDC Finds 60 Percent Increase in Youth- Public Health

Athlete Head Injuries http://ow.ly/1ygxKr

 Unintended consequences of social and economic

Report Alignment in Complex Education Systems (OECD)

policies for population health: towards a more

http://ow.ly/1ygxHu

intentional approach

 European mental health policy: opportunities for

News Story (Oct 7-11) Mental health problems can start in

science and innovation, challenges for

childhood and last lifetime http://ow.ly/1ygxFL

implementation

 European mental health policy should target

News Story (Oct 6-11) Mobile Schools Bring Learning to Low-

everybody

Income Kids in India http://ow.ly/1ygxF4

 Contextual and family factors associated with

negative assessment of children’s health

Blog Post (Oct 4-11) Growing up in a poor neighborhood

reduces the chances child will graduate from school

http://ow.ly/1ygxDc Articles from Issue #8, 2011 of Social Science & Medicine



News Story (Oct 6-11) Memorial University researchers link  Mismatched racial identities, colourism, and health

income, exercise and breakfast to childhood obesity in Toronto and Vancouver

http://ow.ly/1ygxp3  Estimates of peer effects in adolescent smoking

across twenty six European Countries

News Story (Oct 6-11) Project to vaccinate 200,000

childrenhttp://ow.ly/1zgxiW Articles from Issue #7, 2011 of Social Science & Medicine



Report Safety of Wi-Fi Equipment (Health Canada, 2011)  The interplay of structure and agency in health

http://ow.ly/1ygxmG promotion: Integrating a concept of structural

change and the policy dimension into a multi-level

Blog Post (Oct 6-11) Addressing the Readiness Gap model and applying it to health promotion

http://ow.ly/1ygxkh principles and practice

 Responding to racism: Insights on how racism can

News Release (Oct 6-11) National School Lunch Week NSLW damage health from an urban study of Australian

October 10-14, 2011 http://ow.ly/1ygxjl Aboriginal people

 Childhood socio-economic status and the onset,

News Story (Oct 4-11) Canada's Tories support Liberal call for persistence, and severity of DSM-IV mental

national suicide prevention strategy in Canada disorders in a US national sample

http://ow.ly/1ygxb9

Articles from October 2011 Issue of Archives of Pediatrics

News Story (Oct 6-11) Huge gaps in mental health care for

and Adolescent Medicine

Canada's kids http://ow.ly/1ygxay



Blog Post (Oct 6-11) What Works Clearinghouse Gets a  The 1990s: A Decade of Change in Understanding

Facelift, Joins Facebook http://ow.ly/1ygx95 Children With Ongoing Conditions

 School Bullying Perpetration and Other Childhood

News Story (Oct 6-11) No need to panic over cellphone use Risk Factors as Predictors of Adult Intimate Partner





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by kids, expert says http://ow.ly/1ygx7z Violence Perpetration

 Incidence and Age-Specific Presentation of

Blog Post (Oct 6-11) US Administration Scales Back Expansion Restrictive Eating Disorders in Children: A Canadian

Of Community Health Centers http://ow.ly/1ygx5U Paediatric Surveillance Program Study

 The Intergenerational Transmission of Thinness

News Release (Oct 6-11) Roots of Empathy Founder

Celebrated as Social Innovator http://ow.ly/1ygx27 Articles from Issue #5, 2011 of Health Education & Behavior



News Story (Oct 5-11) US dominates university global

 Research Registries Revisited:Is There a Home for

rankings http://ow.ly/1ygx16

Behavioral and Public Health Research?

 Worldwide Behavioral Research on Major Global

News Release (Oct 6-11) UNODC study shows that homicide

Causes of Mortality

rates are highest in parts of the Americas and Africa

 The Relationship Between Low-Income and

http://ow.ly/1ygwZn

Minority Children’s Physical Activity and Academic-

Related Outcomes:A Review of the Literature

Report Kicked-Out Then Dropped-Out (USA)

 Why Take an HIV Test? Concerns, Benefits, and

http://ow.ly/1ygwXW

Strategies to Promote HIV Testing Among Low-

Income Heterosexual African American Young

News Story (Oct 5-11) Weight loss plan (Healthy Lifestyles)

Adults

'lacks evidence' http://ow.ly/1ygj7e

 An Investigation Into the Social Context of Low-

Blog Post (Oct 5-11) Proposed Rules About School Meals Income, Urban Black and Latina

Remain a Hot Potato http://ow.ly/1ygiWN Women:Implications for Adherence to

Recommended Health Behaviors

Blog Post (Oct 5-11) CDC Sets Sights on Better Tracking of  Links Between Adolescent Physical Activity, Body

U.S. Mental Health http://ow.ly/1ygiP1 Mass Index, and Adolescent and Parent

Characteristics

News Story (Oct 5-11) Canadian Health minister won't  Effects of Goal Setting on Dietary and Physical

classify energy drinks as drugs http://ow.ly/1ygiDN Activity Changes in the Boy Scout Badge Projects

 Using the Integrative Model to Explain How

Blog Post (Oct 5-11) Australian Education Union will be Exposure to Sexual Media Content Influences

holding a "Safe Schools" workshop. http://ow.ly/1zgvGj Adolescent Sexual Behavior



Blog Post (Oct 5-11) A Conversation on Teacher Induction Articles from Issue #3, 2011 of Preventive Medicine

http://ow.ly/1ygin9

 Adverse childhood experiences and smoking status

News Story (Oct 4-11) Global best school buildings in five states

http://ow.ly/1ygii2

Articles from Issue #1, 2011 of Health Education Teaching

News Story (Oct 5-11) Drunk driving declines in U.S Techniques Journal

http://ow.ly/1ygicQ

 Integrating Music into the Health Classroom: A

Blog Post (Oct 5-11) Packed lunches left behind in school

Resource for Health Teachers

food revolution http://ow.ly/1ygi6V

 Using Student Response Systems Technology to

Correct Teens’ Misperceptions about the

Ed Resource Engaging Students in Learning

Prevalence of Risky Sexual Activities Among Their

http://ow.ly/1yghV4

Peers

 Crisis Communication: A Class Icebreaker .

Ed Resource INEE Guidance Notes and Resource Pack on

 Health and Media Literacy in the Wake of H1N

Teaching and Learning http://ow.ly/1yghOR

 Developing School Health Education Advocacy Skills

Through College Personal Health Course

News Release (Oct 5-11) Four New Knowledge Products on





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Gender (World Bank) http://ow.ly/1yghFF  Eat This, Rather Than That: Teaching Healthy Food

Choices to Youth

News Story (Oct 5-11) Students Build Imitation Hospital for  Operation Jungle Red: Encouraging Young Men to

Health Careers Program http://ow.ly/1zgvnb Take a Stand Against Violence in Society



News Story (Oct 4-11) Govt to reopen community schools in Articles from Issue #5, 2011 of the Australian and New

tribal region http://ow.ly/1zguAi Zealand Journal of Public Health



News Story (Oct 4-11) Hawaii Launches Anti Bullying

 Kava drinking associated with suicidal behaviour

Campaign http://ow.ly/1zguaX

among young Kanaks using kava in New

Caledonia(pages 427–433)

News Release (Oct 5-11) Canadians give generously to East

 Immigrant status and acculturation influence

Africa drought http://ow.ly/1yghwT

substance use among New Zealand youth(pages

434–441)

Report Rising Oropharyngeal Cancer Rates Linked to HPV

 Estimating cancer incidence in Indigenous

Infection http://ow.ly/1yghqg

Australians(pages 477–485)

 Can health partnerships re-orientate health care

News Story (Oct 5-11) Schools Celebrating International

toward prevention?(pages 492–493)

Walk to School Day Today http://ow.ly/1yghg1

 Fish oil supplementation, learning and behaviour in

Report shortage of qualified teachers is hampering efforts in Indigenous Australian children from a remote

many countries to achieve universal primary education. community school: a pilot feasibility study(pages

http://ow.ly/1ygha3 493–494)

 Book Review: Post-Disaster Reconstruction –

Blog Post (Oct 5-11) Study Finds Minority Students Get Lessons from Aceh(page 498)

Harsher Punishments http://ow.ly/1ygh1M

Articles from the October 5, 2011 Issue of the Journal of the

News Story (Oct 3-11) Government leaders join Walk to American Medical Association

School Dayhttp://ow.ly/1zgtVh

 Office-Related Antibiotic Prescribing for Persons

News Release (Oct 4-11) World Teachers' Day (OECD) Aged ≤14 Years—United States, 1993-1994 to 2007-

http://ow.ly/1yggWP 2008

 QuickStats: Prevalence of Obesity* Among Persons

News Story (Oct 4-11) Ministry marks GCC Youth Health Day Aged 20-79 Years, by Sex—Canada, 2007-2009, and

with awareness drives http://ow.ly/1zgsS0 United States, 2007-2008†



Blog Post (Oct 4-11) Catholic Schools and Educating the Articles from the October 2011 Issue of American Journal of

Whole Child http://ow.ly/1yggNB Public Health



Blog Post (Oct 4-11) October is Anti-Bullying Month  An Opportunity for Reform in Oral Health Service

http://ow.ly/1yggx0

 Causes of the Decline in Cigarette Smoking Among

African American Youths From the 1970s to the

News Story (Oct 5-11) Mobile health units planned for

1990s

students in remote areas in Emirates http://ow.ly/1zgtzz

 Access to Dental Care: Is There a Problem?

 The Wrong Tool for the Job: Diabetes Public Health

News Story (Oct 4-11) Child deaths drop worldwide, but ‘no

Programs and Practice Guidelines

excuse’ for US infant death ranking http://ow.ly/1ygglv

 Impact of Poor Oral Health on Children's School

Attendance and Performance

Planning Guide Tips for Infection Prevention in Schools

 Effectiveness and Spillover of an After-School

http://ow.ly/1yggcZ

Health Promotion Program for Hispanic Elementary

News Release (Oct 3-11) Dr. Peter Benson, President Search





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Institute, Dies, Leaves Legacy in Positive Youth Development School Children

http://ow.ly/1ygg6S

Articles from Sep-Oct 2011 Issue of Canadian Journal of

News Story (Oct 3-11) TeenScreen helps identify youth at risk Public Health

of Suicide http://ow.ly/1zgtat

 What Is Wrong With Our Schools of Public Health?

Blog Post (Oct 4-11) After-School Research Continues to  Approaches to Immunization Data Collection

Show Impact http://ow.ly/1ygfL7 Employed Across Canada During the Pandemic

(H1N1) 2009 Influenza Vaccination Campaign

News Story (Sep 29-11) Dogs help schools lick bullies

 Prevalence of Smokeless Tobacco Use Among

http://ow.ly/1ygfAz

Canadian Youth Between 2004 and 2008: Findings

From the Youth Smoking Survey

Blog Post (Sep 28-11) Top 5 Foodiest School Lunches

 Active Transportation Environments Surrounding

http://ow.ly/1ygfuo

Canadian Schools

 Short Sleep Duration Is Independently Associated

News Story (Oct 4-11) OECD Review of Education in Australia

With Overweight and Obesity in Quebec Children

http://ow.ly/1ygfom

 Causes of Widening Life Expectancy Inequalities in

Québec, Canada, 1989-2004

News Story (Oct 4-11) Promise Neighborhoods Program

Draws Flood of Applications http://ow.ly/1ygf2i  The Impact of Influenza on the Canadian First

Nations

News Story (Oct 4-11) Youth urged to practise 'safe text'  Method of Administration Affects Adolescent Post-

http://ow.ly/1ygejM immunization Survey Response Rate: Phone, Paper,

Internet

Research Review Using Video to Educate Lay health workers  Being Global in Public Health Practice and Research:

maternal/child health http://ow.ly/1yge9B Complementary Competencies Are Needed



Report Cost and Cost-EffECtivEnEss analysis of School- Articles from Issue #5, 2011 of Health Promotion Practice

BaSedSexuality education in Six countrieS (UNESCO, 2011)

http://ow.ly/1yfr5I  Evaluating Public and Community Health Programs

 Developmental Evaluation:Building Innovations in

News Story (Oct 4-11) Limit your cellphone time (that goes Complex Environments

for kids, too): Health Canada http://ow.ly/1y8REH  Using Photovoice to Assess and Promote

Environmental Approaches to Tobacco Control in

News Story (Oct 5-11) Drunk driving rates slide in the U.S. AAPI Communities

http://ow.ly/1y8Rfb  Where Do College Students Get Health

Information? Believability and Use of Health

Policy Doc Policy Update - Integrating Mental Health in Information Sources

Schools (NASBE, USA, 2011) http://ow.ly/1y8MSX  Health-Related Services Provided by Public Health

Educators

News Release (Oct 3-11) NASBHC Launches New Web Site  Fieldwork Challenges:Lessons Learned From a

http://ow.ly/1y8HZn North–South Public Health Research Partnership



Blog Post (Oct 3-11) Mandatory vaccinations: the Canadian Articles from Issue #5, 2011 of Health Education Research

picture http://ow.ly/1y2yJ3

 Correlates of 2009 H1N1 influenza vaccine

acceptability among parents and their adolescent

children

 Compliance with recommendations for pandemic

influenza H1N1 2009: the role of trust and personal

beliefs





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 Cell phone usage among adolescents in Uganda:

acceptability for relaying health information

 A randomised controlled trial using mobile

advertising to promote safer sex and sun safety to

young people

 A systematic review of parent and family-based

intervention effectiveness on sexual outcomes in

young people

 The association between students’ perceptions of a

caring teacher and sexual initiation. A study among

South African high school students

 Everywhere you go, everyone is saying condom,

condom. But are they being used consistently?

Reflections of South African male students about

male and female condom use

 Taxonomy for strengthening the identification of

core elements for evidence-based behavioral

interventions for HIV/AIDS prevention



Articles in Issue #5, 2011 of School Psychology International



 Responses to childhood trauma: An international

perspective

 Response to trauma in children: An examination of

effective intervention and post-traumatic growth

 The development of a multi-level model for crisis

preparedness and intervention in the Greek

educational system

 Coping with natural disasters in Yogyakarta,

Indonesia: The psychological state of elementary

school children as assessed by their teacher

 China earthquake relief: Participatory action work

with children

 Facilitating long-term recovery from natural

disasters: Psychosocial programming for tsunami-

affected schools of Sri Lanka

 School-based mental health services in post-disaster

contexts: A public health framework

 Traumatic loss and natural disaster: A case study of

a school-based response to Hurricanes Katrina and

Rita



Articles in Issue #2, 2011 of Intervention in School and Clinic



 Making Informed Instructional Adjustments in RTI

Models:Essentials for Practitioners

 Strategies to Increase Behavior-Specific Teacher

Praise in an Inclusive Environment

 Effective Classroom Management:An Air Traffic

Control Analogy

 Decreasing Tardiness in Elementary School Students





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Using Teacher-Written Praise Notes

 Miranda Rights:Implications for Juveniles With

Disabilities

 Understanding and Teaching Students With

Emotional-Behavioral Disorders:A Conversation

With Frank H. Wood



Articles in September 2011 Issue of Journal of Physical

Activity, Recreation and Dance



 The Marginalization of Physical Education: Problems

and Solutions, Part 2

 Increasing the Value of Physical Education: The Role

of Assessment

 Addressing Parents' Perceptions in the

Marginalization of Physical Education

 Physical Education Teacher Education: Creating a

Foundation to Increase the Status of Physical

Education in Schools

 Increasing the Value of Physical Education in

Schools and Communities

 Recruiting Future Physical Education Teachers

Through Experiential Learning

 Adolescent Males in Dance: A Closer Look at Their

Journey

 Why Sportsmanship Programs Fail, and What We

Can Do About It

 Assessment Modifications for Students with

Disabilities in Sport Education

 Viewpoint: Pap Smears and Safer Sex: Promoting

Sexual Health Among Female Athletes

 Teaching Tips: Using Sport Education to Teach Wall

Climbing



Articles from October 2011 Issue of Journal of School Health



 Executive Summary: Healthier Students Are Better

Learners(pages 591–592)

 Healthier Students Are Better Learners: A Missing

Link in School Reforms to Close the Achievement

Gap(pages 593–598)

 Vision and the Achievement Gap Among Urban

Minority Youth(pages 599–605)

 Asthma and the Achievement Gap Among Urban

Minority Youth(pages 606–613)

 Teen Pregnancy and the Achievement Gap Among

Urban Minority Youth(pages 614–618)

 Physical Activity and the Achievement Gap Among

Urban Minority Youth(pages 626–634)

 Breakfast and the Achievement Gap Among Urban

Minority Youth(pages 635–640)



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 Inattention and Hyperactivity and the Achievement

Gap Among Urban Minority Youth(pages 641–649)

 Healthier Students Are Better Learners: High-

Quality, Strategically Planned, and Effectively

Coordinated School Health Programs Must Be a

Fundamental Mission of Schools to Help Close the

Achievement Gap(pages 650–662)







Postings for Oct 10-16, 2011



Highlights



The journals reviewed this week cover education, child/adolescent development, mental health and substance abuse.



 Adolescent Mental Health Featured

There are several articles on adolescent MH in the October issue of Child Psychology and Psychiatry. They include a

research agenda, trends over the pasty several years and how youth learn about suicides on the Internet.



 Special weeks and days for schools

As usual, this week's news includes several announcements about different theme weeks and days that schools

should address. This month they include: bullying, world food day, influenza awareness month, disaster risk

reduction, school lunches, handwashing, fire safety and UNICEF Halloween boxes.



 World Conference on Social Determinants

The program for the world conference on social determinants being held in Brazil this month has been released.



 Teen Suicide and LGBT Bullying

Several articles in several journals reviewed this month included articles on teen suicide, particularly those caused

by homophobic bullying.



 Neighbourhood Influences on Mental Health

Several articles in Issue #8, 2011 of Journal of Community Psychology discuss the role that neighbourhoods play in

mental health







News, Reports, Resources Research Highlights





News Story (Oct 16-11) Bullying reports surge in Baltimore Articles from Issue #3, 2011 of Archives of Suicide Research

schools http://ow.ly/1zgASc

 Risk for Suicidal Ideation Among the Offspring of

News Story (Oct 12-11) California schools scrambling to add Bipolar Parents: Results From the Bipolar Offspring

lessons on LGBT Americans http://ow.ly/1zgAjm Study (BIOS)

 Differences Between Youth with a Single Suicide

News Story (Oct 12-11) South Africa budgets for safe schools Attempt and Repeaters Regarding Their and Their

http://ow.ly/1zgA10 Parents History of Psychiatric Illness

 Trends in Explicit Portrayal of Suicidal Behavior in

News Story (Oct 13-11) Belize Ministry of Health Conducts Popular U.S. Movies, 1950–2006

Global School Based Student Health Survey

http://ow.ly/1zgzzt Articles in Issue #5, 2011 of American Journal on Addictions





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Blog Post (Oct 12-11) All Illinois Youth Centers to address  Defining “Binge” Drinking as Five Drinks per

LGBTQ youth http://ow.ly/1zgyZM Occasion or Drinking to a .08% BAC: Which Is More

Sensitive to Risk?(pages 468–475)

News Story (Oct 12-11) UAE Schools tackle child abuse,

bullying and parental negligence http://ow.ly/1zgyJv Articles in October 2011 Issue of Australian and New Zealand

Journal of Psychiatry

News Story (Oct 10-11) Despite support, prospects are slim

for US federal bullying law http://ow.ly/1zgyc0

 Noting a landmark achievement: Mental Health

First Aid training reaches 1% of Australian adults

News Story (Oct 12-11) Lagos Tackles Problems Of Blindness,

 Australia's Better Access initiative: still awaiting

Related Ailments http://ow.ly/1zgyx3

serious evaluation?

Blog Post (Oct 11-11) School Success. What Can We Learn  Characteristics of suicide attempts in young people

From Finland? http://ow.ly/1zfyJg undergoing treatment for first episode psychosis

 Estimating the prevalence of DSM-IV mental illness

News Story (Oct 11-11) New Study on Student Discipline: in the Australian general population using the

Black Kids Take It on the Chin http://ow.ly/1zgxTb Kessler Psychological Distress Scale

 Young people's recognition of mental disorders and

News Story (Oct 11-11) Dubai Programme to tackle mental beliefs about treatment and outcome: findings from

health issues of students http://ow.ly/1zgxxR an Australian national survey



News Story (Oct 5-11) Lifestyle-based Weight loss strategies Articles in Issue #4, 2011 of Journal of Gay and Lesbian Youth

'lacks evidence' (Cochrane review) http://ow.ly/1yQqXw

 Identity Development of Young Black Lesbians in

News Release (Oct 13-11) National Bullying Prevention New York City: An Exploratory Study

Month http://ow.ly/1yQpZv  Book Review A Review of “Lesbian and Gay Parents

and Their Children: Research on the Family Life

News Release (Oct 14-11) Canadian Researcher receives $7.4 Cycle”

million grant for global tobacco control http://ow.ly/1yQpOt

Articles in Issue #6, 2011 of Educational Psychology

News Release (Oct 16-11) World Food Day

http://ow.ly/1yQp6M

 Prospective early childhood educators’ meta-

cognitive knowledge and teacher self-efficacy:

Report Education: Bridging the classroom divide in Canada

exploring domain-specific associations

http://ow.ly/1yQo7h

 Longitudinal analysis of Chinese high school

student’s stress in school and academic

News Release (Oct 14-11) Influenza Immunization Awareness

achievement

Month http://ow.ly/1yQnLa

 Self-regulation of assessment beliefs and attitudes:

a review of the Students’ Conceptions of

Report Infectious Diseases News Brief http://ow.ly/1yQnsE

Assessment inventory

 Student self-concept and effort: gender and grade

Ed Resource VIDEO UNICEF: The Wiggles say, "Wash your

differences

hands!" today, October 15 http://ow.ly/1yQn8x



News Story (Oct 14-11) Ontario kids earn poor grades for Articles from October 2011 Issue of Harm Reduction Journal

fitness http://ow.ly/1yQmh0

 The acceptability of nicotine containing products as

Conference. WHO World Conference on Social Determinants alternatives to cigarettes: Findings from two pilot

of Health http://ow.ly/1yQlGa studies



News Story (Oct 14-11) Obesity 'worse for teen girls' blood Articles in October 2011 Issue of Nicotine & Tobacco





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pressure' http://ow.ly/1yQlm8 Research



Webinar State Strategies for School Siting: Locating Schools  Duration of Smoking Abstinence and Suicide-

for Better Health, Environmental, and Fiscal Outcomes Related Outcomes

http://ow.ly/1yQl21  Socioeconomic Patterning in Tobacco Use in

Argentina, 2005

News Story (Oct 14-11) Wi-Fi in Vancouver schools concerns  Young Adults’ Interpretations of Tobacco Brands:

parents http://ow.ly/1yQkId Implications for Tobacco Control

 An Investigation of Social and Pharmacological

News Story (Oct 14-11) Creating Safe Learning Environments Exposure to Secondhand Tobacco Smoke as Possible

e-course (SLE) http://ow.ly/1yQjA2 Predictors of Perceived Nicotine Dependence,

Smoking Susceptibility, and Smoking Expectancies

Training Resource Creating Safe Learning Environments e- Among Never-Smoking Youth

course (SLE) http://ow.ly/1yQj4P  Does Avoidant Coping Influence Young Adults’

Smoking?: A Ten-Year Longitudinal Study

News Story (Oct 12-11) All Work and No Play: Why Your Kids

 Use of Nicotine Replacement Therapy Among

Are More Anxious, Depressed http://ow.ly/1yQiW9 Canadian Youth: Data From the 2006–2007 National

Youth Smoking Survey

News Release (Oct 13-11) Global Handwashing Day (PAHO)

http://ow.ly/1yQiJl

Articles in Issue #7, 2011 of The Counselling Psychologist

Blog Post (Oct 12-11) And Now A Call From the School Nurse,

Um, Secretary http://ow.ly/1yQiCm  Career-Related Success-Learning Experiences of

Academically Underachieving Urban Middle School

News Story (Oct 13-11) Chicago Public Schools to roll out Students

high school-college hybrid http://ow.ly/1yQinr

Articles in Issue #5, 2011 of Scandinavian Journal of

News Story (Oct 14-11) Global teacher shortage threatens Psychology

progress on education http://ht.ly/6WZZ9

 Working memory and response inhibition in

News Story (Oct 14-11) Now wash your hands - and your children and adolescents: Age and organization

mobile http://ow.ly/1yQhVg issues(pages 427–432)

 Emotional difficulties in seventh grade children in

News Release (Oct 13-11) PIH launches “how-to” guide for Denmark(pages 433–439)

global health implementers in developing countries  Predictors of depressive symptoms among resettled

http://ow.ly/1yQhCV unaccompanied refugee minors(pages 457–464)

 Deliberate self-harm and psychological problems in

Blog Post (Oct 13-11) How Do You Respond To young adolescents: Evidence of a bidirectional

"Unpredictable" Student Behavior? http://ow.ly/1yQhmO relationship in girls(pages 476–483)

 Actions taken by schools when tobacco policies are

Web Page Bullying Prevention Resources (NASSP, USA) violated: Associations with adolescent smoking

http://ow.ly/1yQhcL prevalence(pages 494–501)



Blog Post (Oct 13-11) Principals and School Resource Articles in October 2011 Issue of Journal of Pediatric

Officers: A Collaborative Approach to Improving School Psychology

Climate http://ow.ly/1yQgCN



News Release (Oct 13-11) Fire Safety Week in USA  The Bidirectional Association Between Daytime

http://ow.ly/1yQgnl Affect and Nighttime Sleep in Youth With Anxiety

and Depression

News Story (Oct 13-11) Kelowna school bans breast cancer  High Peer Popularity Longitudinally Predicts

bracelets http://ow.ly/1yQgg5 Adolescent Health Risk Behavior, or Does It?: An





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Examination of Linear and Quadratic Associations

News Release (Oct 13-11) CIDA in Haiti - Some Results of  School Functioning and Chronic Pain: A Review of

Canadian initiatives http://ow.ly/1yQfRM Methods and Measures

 Behavior Problems in Children and Adolescents

Blog Post (Oct 13-11) Article Makes Case for the Academic With Chronic Physical Illness: A Meta-Analysis

Value of Extracurriculars http://ow.ly/1yQfCv  Do Parent Protective Responses Mediate the

Relation Between Parent Distress and Child

News Story (Oc t 13-11) Condom use increasing among U.S. Functional Disability Among Children With Chronic

teens: Survey http://ow.ly/1yQfeL Pain?

 Parenting Behavior, Child Functioning, and Health

News Release (Oct 13-11) Celebrating National School Lunch Behaviors in Preadolescents With Type 1 Diabetes

Week http://ow.ly/1yQf6J

Articles in Issue #2, 2011 of Advancing Mental Health

News Release (Oct 13-11) BC Partners Sign Historic First

Nations Health Agreement http://ow.ly/1yQeV6

 'Postcards from the Edge': Collaborating with young

homeless people to develop targeted mental health

Web Page Character Education (ASCD, USA)

messages and translate research into practice

http://ow.ly/1yQew1

 New directions in treatment of child physical abuse

and neglect in Australia: MST-CAN a case study

News Video (Oct 13-11) Obesity: Chief medical officer says

honesty needed http://ow.ly/1yQbSo  Cutting on-line: Self-injury and the internet

 The evolution of the study of life trajectories in

News Story (Oct 13-11) Require CPR training in schools, ER social sciences over the past five years: A state of

docs urge http://ow.ly/1yQbs1 the art review



Blog Post (Oct 13-11) Single Sex School Debate Back in the Articles in October 2011 Issue of Addiction

News http://ow.ly/1yQbh0

 It is time for low-risk drinking goals to come out of

News Release (Oct 13-11) Iraq: UN helps feed over 550,000 the closet(pages 1715–1717)

primary schoolchildren http://ow.ly/1yQb1s  Alcohol consumption and non-communicable

diseases: epidemiology and policy

News Release (Oct 13-11) UNICEF orange Halloween box implications(pages 1718–1724)

Goes Virtual http://ow.ly/1yQaQX  The social norms of birth cohorts and adolescent

marijuana use in the United States, 1976–

Report USA Comprehensive School Physical Activity Program 2007(pages 1790–1800)

Survey Report http://ow.ly/1yQaAL  Cost effectiveness of interventions to reduce

relapse to smoking following smoking

Blog Post (Oct 13-11) Few Schools Have Comprehensive cessation(pages 1819–1826)

Physical Activity Programs, Survey Finds http://ow.ly/1yQau5  Examining gender differences in emerging tobacco

use using the adolescents' need for smoking

Report Evidence on Importance of Nutrition Education scale(pages 1846–1854)

(School Food trust, England) http://ow.ly/1yQ8So  Substance use and exercise participation among

young adults: parallel trajectories in a national

Policy Doc A call to action on obesity in England cohort-sequential study(pages 1855–1865)

http://ow.ly/1yQ8CQ  CORRELATION IS NO CAUSATION: GYMNASIUM

PROLIFERATION AND THE RISK OF OBESITY(pages

News Release (Oct 13-11) English Health Department calls 1871–1872)

for action on obesity http://ow.ly/1yQ8we

Articles in Issue #4, 2011 of Child and Adolescent Mental

Policy Doc USA Action Plan to Improve Health Literacy Health

http://ow.ly/1yQ8lV







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Blog Post (Oct 13-11) Health Literacy: Reducing the Burden

http://ow.ly/1yQ8gm  Effectiveness of psychosocial intervention for

children and adolescents with comorbid problems:

News Release (Oct 13-11) School Food Trust has responded a systematic review(pages 177–185)

to the Government’s call to action on obesity  The effect of adolescents' image of parents on

http://ow.ly/1yQ82X children's self-image and mental health(pages 186–

192)

News Release (Oct 13-11) As disasters increase, risk  The feasibility and acceptability of an approach to

reduction should a be a concern for all – UN chief emotional wellbeing support for high school

http://ow.ly/1yQ7LE students(pages 193–200)

 Peer-group support for bereaved children: a

News Release (Oct 13-11) NIH releases clinician's guide for qualitative interview study(pages 201–207)

screening underage drinkers http://ow.ly/1yQ7CO  Association between mental health disorders and

juveniles' detention for a personal crime(pages

Blog Post (Oct 13-11) Another Type of Bullying (Adults) 208–213)

http://ow.ly/1yQ7sj

 Transcultural communication in CAMHS: developing

practitioners' awareness with an online cultural

News Story (Oct 13-11) 5 billion excess calories a day in UK

competency course(pages 214–217)

diet http://ow.ly/1yQ73M

 Multi-Family Therapy: Concepts and

Techniques(page 222)

News Release (Oct 12-11) join 8.4 million people in the 2011

 High-Functioning Autism/Asperger Syndrome in

Great California ShakeOut earthquake drill!

Schools: Assessment and Intervention(pages 222–

http://ow.ly/1yPPNX

223)

 Promoting Psychological Well-Being in Children with

News Release (Oct 12-11) More teen males using condoms

Acute and Chronic Illness(page 223)

(CDC, USA) http://ow.ly/1yPPvx

 Elusive Alliance: Treatment Engagement Strategies

with High-Risk Adolescents(page 223)

Web Site Emergencies in Education http://ow.ly/1yPPcm

 Imagining Children Otherwise: Theoretical and

News Release (Oct 11-11) UN Agency Begins Monthly Critical Perspectives on Childhood

Newsletter on Disaster Risk Reduction http://ow.ly/1yPJQJ Subjectivity(pages 223–224)

 Working with Children to Heal Interpersonal

Video Children’s Charter for Disaster Risk Reduction Trauma: The Power of Play(page 224)

http://ow.ly/1yPJer  Brief Interventions for School Problems: Outcome-

Informed Strategies(page 224)

Web Site UN International Strategy for Disaster Reduction

http://ow.ly/1yPJ38 Articles in October 2011 Issue of Psychiatric Services



Ed Resource What is Disaster Risk Reduction?  Trajectories in Use of Substance Abuse and Mental

http://ow.ly/1yPIV2 Health Services Among Stimulant Users in Rural

Areas

Policy Doc UN SECRETARY-GENERAL--MESSAGE ON

INTERNATIONAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION DAY Articles in Issue #8, 2011 of Journal of Community

http://ow.ly/1yPIFl Psychology



News Release (Oct 13-11) International Day for Disaster  Neighborhood disorder and the sense of personal

Reduction http://ow.ly/1yPIsA control: which factors moderate the

association?(pages 894–907)

Blog Post (Oct 13-11) Building Trust Between Schools &

 Examining protective factors and risk factors in

Parents http://ow.ly/1yPIeu

urban and rural head start Preschoolers(pages 908–

921)

News Story (Oct 13-11) World prone to food-borne disease

 “What do you say to them?” investigating and



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outbreaks: WHO http://ow.ly/1yPI2h supporting the needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans,

and questioning (LGBTQ) young people(pages 939–

Article Support Principals, Transform Schools 955)

http://ow.ly/1yPHIh  Disadvantaged neighborhood influences on

depression and anxiety in youth with perinatally

News Story (Oct 13-11) Public 'need to be more honest acquired human immunodeficiency virus: how life

about eating habits' http://ow.ly/1yPH6x stressors matter(pages 956–971)

 The mediating influence of organizational

Report Student Standardised Testing Current Practices in characteristics in the relationship between

OECD Countries and a Literature Review organizational type and relational power: an

http://ow.ly/1yPGP2 extension of psychological empowerment

research(pages 972–986)

Policy Doc England criteria for free school meals  Mental health problems and coping styles of urban

http://ow.ly/1yPGw9 and rural high school students in China(pages 1019–

1030)

Report OECD Teaching and Learning International Survey  Assessing the application of the neighborhood

programme (TALIS) (teacher working clonditions) cohesion instrument to community research in East

http://ow.ly/1yPGg0 Asia(pages 1031–1039)



News Story (Oct 11-11) Costs of school meals increase in the Articles in Issue #7, 2011 of American Psychologist

UK http://ow.ly/1yPFPu

 Lifestyle and mental health.

News Story (Oct 16-11) A new job description for school

 Toward a new approach to the study of personality

guidance counsellors http://ow.ly/1yMIqU

in culture.

News Story (Oct 11-11) Canadian Teen impaired driving  Nonrational processes in ethical decision making.

alarming http://ow.ly/1ywEyy

Articles in Issue #5, 2011 of Suicide & Life Threatening

Behavior



 Decrease in Suicide Rates After a Change of Policy

Reducing Access to Firearms in Adolescents: A

Naturalistic Epidemiological Study

 The Effectiveness of Family-Based Cognitive-

Behavior Grief Therapy to Prevent Complicated

Grief in Relatives of Suicide Victims: The Mediating

Role of Suicide Ideation

 College Students' Intentions to Seek Help for

Suicidal Ideation: Accounting for the Help-Negation

Effect

 Sex Differences in Developmental Trends of Suicide

Ideation, Plans, and Attempts among European

American Adolescents

 Relationships of Suicide Ideation with Cause-Specific

Mortality in a Longitudinal Study of South Koreans

 Surrogate Endpoints in Suicide Research

 Does a Gatekeeper Suicide Prevention Program

Work in a School Setting? Evaluating Training

Outcome and Moderators of Effectiveness

 Suicide Coverage in U.S. Newspapers Following the

Publication of the Media Guidelines







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Articles in October 2011 Issue of Child & Adolescent

Psychiatry



 Cardiovascular Risk of Stimulant Treatment in

Pediatric Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder:

Update and Clinical Recommendations

 Omega-3 Fatty Acid Supplementation for the

Treatment of Children With Attention-

Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Symptomatology:

Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

 Disentangling Child and Family Influences on

Maternal Expressed Emotion Toward Children With

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder



Articles in Issue #5, 2011 of Journal of Consulting and Clinical

Psychology



 A randomized controlled trial of online versus clinic-

based CBT for adolescent anxiety.



Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of Educational Psychology in

Practice



 “Institutional talk” in the discourse between an

educational psychologist and a parent: a single case

study employing mixed research methods

 What makes for a successful re-integration from a

pupil referral unit to mainstream education? An

applied research project

 The development of intrapersonal intelligence in

pupils experiencing social, emotional and

behavioural difficulties

 Developing teaching assistants’ skills in positive

behaviour management: an application of Video

Interaction Guidance in a secondary school

 The impact of peer mentoring on pupils’ emotional

literacy competencies

 Secondary transition experiences for pupils with

Autistic Spectrum Conditions (ASCs)

 Book Review: How to help children and young

people with complex behavioural difficulties

 Book Review: Positive behaviour and self-esteem in

secondary schools

 Book Review: Self-harm and suicide: the

professional development file

 Tech/Software Review: Acute and severe behaviour

problems: prevent and manage high level incidents

in the classroom



Articles in October 2011 Issue of Journal of Child Psychology

and Psychiatry



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 Editorial: Focusing on a moving target: key themes

for research and practice in adolescent mental

health(pages 1013–1014)

 Trends in psychopathology across the adolescent

years: What changes when children become

adolescents, and when adolescents become

adults?(pages 1015–1025)

 Attachment in adolescence: overlap with parenting

and unique prediction of behavioural

adjustment(pages 1052–1062)

 Risk and protective factors for nicotine dependence

in adolescence(pages 1063–1072)

 Where do youth learn about suicides on the

Internet, and what influence does this have on

suicidal ideation?(pages 1073–1080)

 An emerging income differential for adolescent

emotional problems(pages 1081–1088)

 Impact of oppositional defiant disorder dimensions

on the temporal ordering of conduct problems and

depression across childhood and adolescence in

girls(pages 1099–1108)



Articles in Issue #5, 2011 of Journal of Early Adolescence



 Generation of Interpersonal Stressful Events:The

Role of Poor Social Skills and Early Physical

Maturation in Young Adolescents—The TRAILS

Study

 Examining Two Types of Best Friendship Dissolution

During Early Adolescence

 Attention Problems Mediate the Association

Between Severity of Physical Abuse and Aggressive

Behavior in a Sample of Maltreated Early

Adolescents

 Family Meal Frequency and Alcohol and Tobacco

Use in Adolescence: Testing Reciprocal Effects



Articles in October 2011 Issue of Journal of Paediatrics &

Child Health



 Trends in childhood asthma hospitalisation in three

Asia Pacific countries(pages 723–727)



Articles in October 2011 Issue of Journal of Developmental,

Behavioral Pediatrics



 Social Network Effects in Contraceptive Behavior

Among Adolescents

 Social Support for Diabetes Illness Management:





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Supporting Adolescents and Caregivers

 Book Review: ADHD Diagnosis and Management: A

Practical Guide for the Clinic and Classroom



Articles from Issue #5, 2011 of Child Development



 The Development of Distrust(pages 1372–1380)

 Reciprocal Associations Between Family and Peer

Conflict in Adolescents’ Daily Lives(pages 1390–

1396)

 Examining the Black–White Achievement Gap

Among Low-Income Children Using the NICHD Study

of Early Child Care and Youth Development(pages

1404–1420)

 Characterizing and Comparing the Friendships of

Anxious-Solitary and Unsociable

Preadolescents(pages 1434–1453)

 African American and European American Children

in Diverse Elementary Classrooms: Social

Integration, Social Status, and Social Behavior(pages

1454–1469)

 Ethnic Stigma, Academic Anxiety, and Intrinsic

Motivation in Middle Childhood(pages 1470–1485)

 A Longitudinal Examination of African American

Adolescents’ Attributions About Achievement

Outcomes(pages 1486–1500)

 Developing Relationships, Being Cool, and Not

Looking Like a Loser: Social Goal Orientation

Predicts Children’s Responses to Peer

Aggression(pages 1518–1530)

 Shyness-Sensitivity and Unsociability in Rural

Chinese Children: Relations With Social, School, and

Psychological Adjustment(pages 1531–1543)

 Social Groups and Children’s Intergroup Attitudes:

Can School Norms Moderate the Effects of Social

Group Norms?(pages 1594–1606)



Articles in October 2011 Issue of Journal of Adolescent

Health



 Forging Partnerships With Parents While Delivering

Adolescent Confidential Health Services: A Clinical

Paradox

 Synthetic Cannabinoid Use: A Case Series of

Adolescents

 Does Competence Mediate the Associations

Between Puberty and Internalizing or Externalizing

Problems in Adolescent Girls?

 Transdermal Contraception as a Model for

Adolescent Use of New Methods

 A Multivariate Analysis of Federally Mandated





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School Wellness Policies on Adolescent Obesity

 Participant- and Study-Related Characteristics

Predicting Treatment Completion and Study

Retention in an Adolescent Smoking Cessation Trial

 Linkages Between Gender Equity and Intimate

Partner Violence Among Urban Brazilian Youth

 Association of Socioeconomic Status, Problem

Behaviors, and Disordered Eating in Mexican

Adolescents: Results of the Mexican National Health

and Nutrition Survey 2006

 The Influence of School Demographic Factors and

Perceived Student Discrimination on Delinquency

Trajectory in Adolescence

 Homophily and Contagion as Explanations for

Weight Similarities Among Adolescent Friends

 Confidentiality With Adolescents in the Medical

Setting: What Do Parents Think?

 Alcohol Use as a Potential Mediator of Forced

Sexual Intercourse and Suicidality Among African

American, Caucasian, and Hispanic High School Girls

 Association of Web-Based Weight Loss Information

Use With Weight Reduction Behaviors in Adolescent

Women



Articles in Issue #5, 2011 of Journal of Adolescence



 A closer look at co-rumination: Gender, coping, peer

functioning and internalizing/externalizing problems

 Maternal and paternal parenting styles: Unique and

combined links to adolescent and early adult

delinquency

 The role of family, religiosity, and behavior in

adolescent gambling

 Bullying and discrimination experiences among

Korean-American adolescents

 Understanding suicide among sexual minority youth

in America: An ecological systems analysis

 Physical activity buffers the effects of family conflict

on depressed mood: A study on adolescent girls and

boys

 Adolescent academic outcomes in school context:

Network effects Reexamined

 Contagion and repeat offending among urban

juvenile delinquents

 Levels and growth of specific and general norms for

nonviolence among middle school students

 Agreement between parent- and self-reports of

Algerian adolescents’ behavioral and emotional

problems

 Stress symptoms among adolescents: The role of

subjective psychosocial conditions, lifestyle, and





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self-esteem

 Gun carrying by high school students in Boston, MA:

Does overestimation of peer gun carrying matter?

 “He cheated on me, I cheated on him back”:

Mexican American and White adolescents’

perceptions of cheating in romantic relationships

 What I like about you: The association between

adolescent attachment security and emotional

behavior in a relationship promoting context

 Conduct disorder symptoms and subsequent

pregnancy, child-birth and abortion: A population-

based longitudinal study of adolescents

 Do parents and peers matter? A prospective socio-

ecological examination of substance use and sexual

risk among African American youth

 Resilience and suicidality among homeless youth

 A social operational model of urban adolescents’

tobacco and substance use: A mediational analysis

 Age at menarche is associated with divergent

alcohol use patterns in early adolescence and early

adulthood

 Specific coping behaviors in relation to adolescent

depression and suicidal ideation

 Brief report: Engagement in sport and identity

status

 Brief report: Do delinquency and community

violence exposure explain internalizing problems in

early adolescent gang members?



Articles from October 2011 Supplement of Pediatrics (on

Allergies)



 Risk Factors, Prevention, and the “Hygiene

Hypothesis”

 Nutrients and Foods for the Primary Prevention of

Asthma and Allergy: Systematic Review and Meta-

analysis

 Smoke-Free Air Laws and Asthma Prevalence,

Symptoms, and Severity Among Nonsmoking Youth

 National Prevalence and Risk Factors for Food

Allergy and Relationship to Asthma: Results From

the National Health and Nutrition Examination

Survey 2005–2006

 The Back to School Asthma Study: The Effect of

Montelukast on Asthma Burden When Initiated

Prophylactically at the Start of the School Year

 Relationship of Asthma Management,

Socioeconomic Status, and Medication Insurance

Characteristics to Exacerbation Frequency in

Children With Asthma

 Burden of Seasonal Influenza Hospitalization in





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Children, United States, 2003 to 2008



Articles from October 2011 Issue of Pediatrics



 Conditions of Long-term Success in a Lifestyle

Intervention for Overweight and Obese Youths

 Parental Perceptions of Weight Terminology That

Providers Use With Youth

 Effects of Physical Activity on Teen Smoking

Cessation

 Risk Factors for Childhood Mental Health

Symptoms: National Longitudinal Study of

Australian Children

 School Absenteeism Among Children Living With

Smokers

 A Brief Sleep Intervention Improves Outcomes in

the School Entry Year: A Randomized Controlled

Trial

 The Effects of Fast-Paced Cartoons

 AAP Recommendations for Prevention and Control

of Influenza in Children, 2011–2012



Articles in Issue #4, 2011 of Asia Pacific Journal of Education



 Forming, informing and transforming teacher

education researchers as ethical subjects

 A practice turn for teacher education?

 In favour of mature-aged graduates (MAGs) –

tapping the potential for real educational change

 Te Kotahitanga: a case study of a repositioning

approach to teacher professional development for

culturally responsive pedagogies

 Taking stock of Lesson Study as a platform for

teacher development in Singapore

 Green pedagogy – guidance and doubt in teaching

Outdoor and Environmental Education



Articles in Issue #2, 2011 of Action Learning: Research &

Practice



 Action learning and organisation development:

overlapping fields of practice

 ‘I think we should take this offline . . .’:

conversational patterns that undermine effective

decision making in action learning sets

 Developing self-managed action learning (SMAL)

 The role of the blended action learning facilitator:

an enabler of learning and a trusted inquisitor

 Renewing professional organizations and action

learning





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 Book Review:

 Action learning in schools: reframing teacher's

professional development

 Book Review:

 Action learning: history and evolution



Articles in Issue #3, 2011 in Action in Teacher Education



 How Career Changers Make Sense of Teaching

through Professional Metaphors

 Child-Centered Classroom Management

 Establishing Dialogues: Moral Reflection Within

Online, Threaded Case Discussions

 Current Issues in Teacher Education: 2006–2009

 Book Review: Stairs, A. J., Donnell, K. A.

(2010).Research on Urban Teacher Learning:

Examining Contextual Factors over Time



Articles in Issue #2, 2011 of Journal of Cases in Educational

Leadership



 Trouble in Toms River (Case of LGBT Bullying)

 Language and Leadership (Heteronormative

practices)

 A Day of Silence, a Day of Truth, and a Lawsuit

 My Name Is Michelle:A Real-Life Case to Raise

Consciousness (Transgender transition)

 First-Year Principal Encounters Homophobia



Articles from Issue #1, 2011 of The High School Journal



 The Challenges of Political Instruction in a Post-9/11

United States

 Educating Muslim American Youth in a Post-9/11

Era: A Critical Review of Policy and Practice

 Unburying Patriotism: Critical Lessons in Civics and

Leadership Ten Years Later

 Negotiating Muslim Youth Identity in a Post-9/11

World



Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of Canadian Journal of Education



 Healthy relationships and building developmental

assets in middle school students

 A social justice perspective on strengths-based

approaches: Exploring educators’ perceptions and

practices

 A survey of educational acceleration practices in

Canada

 Closing the education gap: A case for Aboriginal





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early childhood education in Canada, a look at the

Aboriginal headstart program

 The Toronto connection: Poverty, perceived ability,

and access to education equity

 Book Review Educating for human rights and global

citizenship



Articles from October 2011 Issue of The School

Administrator



 Why School Teams Don’t Analyze Data

 Myth of the ‘Last-In’ Superstar

 Five Habits of Highly Effective Teachers

 Something’s Amiss in the International Race and

Rankings (relationships among health, material

well-being and education standing)



Articles from Issue #5, 2011 of Educational Policy



 An Examination of Compulsory School Attendance

Ages and High School Dropout and Completion

 Teacher Unionization in School Governance

 Civic Capacity in Educational Reform Efforts:

Emerging and Established Regimes in Rust Belt

Cities

 Curriculum Differentiation and Comprehensive

School Reform: Challenges in Providing Educational

Opportunity



Articles from Issue #4, 2011 of Educational Administration

Quarterly



 Homeless Families’ Education Networks:An

Examination of Access and Mobilization

 Defining and Identifying Hard-to-Staff Schools:The

Role of School Demographics and Conditions

 Smart Management in Effective Schools:Effective

Management Configurations in General and

Vocational Education in the Netherlands

 Leading Inclusive ELL:Social Justice Leadership for

English Language Learners



Articles in Issue #5, 2011 of Journal of Educational Research



 Faculty Mentors in Teacher Induction: Developing a

Cross-institutional Identity

 Preservice Teachers’ Culturally Responsive Teaching

Self-Efficacy-Forming Experiences: A Mixed

Methods Study

 A Review of “Research and Practice in Education:





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Building Alliances, Bridging the Divide”



Articles in Issue #7, 2011 of Educational Researcher



 Inequities in Educational and Psychological

Outcomes Between LGBTQ and Straight Students in

Middle and High School

 Organizing Research and Development at the

Intersection of Learning, Implementation, and

Design

 Book Review: Floor Plans and Facades



Articles from Issue #5 and #6, 2011 of International Journal

of Educational Policy & Leadership



 Gubernatorial Rhetoric and the Purpose of

Education in the United States

 Countering school bullying: An analysis of policy

content in Ontario and Saskatchewan



Articles from Issue #7, 2011 of Teaching and Teacher

Education



 Building caring relationships between a teacher and

students in a teacher preparation program word-by-

word, moment-by-moment

 The multidimensionality of multicultural service

learning: The variable effects of social identity,

context and pedagogy on pre-service teachers’

learning

 Student teachers’ skills in the implementation of

collaborative learning: A multilevel approach

 Teacher–working-environment fit as a framework

for burnout experienced by Finnish teachers

 Achievement goals for teaching and teachers’

reference norms: Relations with instructional

practices

 Fostering meaning-oriented learning and deliberate

practice in teacher education

 Rethinking the use of video in teacher education: A

holistic approach



Articles in Issue #4, 2011 of Journal of Counselling

Psychology



 The Racial and Ethnic Microaggressions Scale

(REMS): Construction, reliability, and validity.

 The contributions of parental attachment bonds to

college student development and adjustment: A

meta-analytic review.





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 The effects of general and homophobic

victimization on adolescents' psychosocial and

educational concerns: The importance of

intersecting identities and parent support.

 Resilience: Enhancing well-being through the

positive cognitive triad.

 Can Beck's theory of depression and the response

style theory be integrated?



Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of Preventing School Failure



 At-Risk Students’ Perceptions of Traditional Schools

and a Solution-Focused Public Alternative School

 Parental Involvement: The Missing Link in School

Achievement

 Schoolwide Intervention to Reduce Chronic

Tardiness at the Middle and High School Levels

 Positive Behavior Supports: Tier 2 Interventions in

Middle Schools

 Girls Just Being Girls? Mediating Relational

Aggression and Victimization



Articles in October 2011 Issue of Educational Leadership



 Modeling Lessons. The art of making visible the

secrets of good classroom practice.

 The Principal as Formative Coach

 The Power of Virtual Coaching

 Coaches as System Leaders

 Support Principals, Transform Schools





Postings for Oct 17-23, 2011



The journals reviewed this week focus on physical activity, nutrition, crime prevention/bullying, accident prevention,

infectious diseases, personal/social development, family studies and sexual health.



Highlights



 Female adolscents and physical activity

Two articles from Issue #2, 2011 of Qualitative Research in Sport, Exercise and Health help us to understand

female adolescent perspectives on physical activity.



 National Reports on Safe Schools

Issue #5, 2011 of the International Journal of Behavioral Development includes several reviews of safe schools,

anti-bullying programs in several countries including Norway, Canada, Australia, Austria



 Fatness Causes Inactivity in Children, Not the Reverse

A startling conclusion is presented in an article in the October issue of Archives of Childhood Diseases. Fatness

leads to inactivity, but inactivity does not lead to fatness: a longitudinal study in 202 children (EarlyBird 45). The

authors suggest this reverse causality may explain why attempts to tackle childhood obesity by promoting PA have





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been largely unsuccessful.



 Family Studies Education Revisited

An article Reconceptualizing the Domain and Boundaries of Family Life Education is a good start to a much needed

re-examination of family studies education around the world.



 Informal as well as formal sources of sex information

A Minnesota study suggests that formal sex education in schools should be combined with informal sources of

information. Students who had talked about sex with parents and siblings were less likely to have multiple partners

or have less safe sex



 Teen perceptions about sexual health in low income countries

Issue #4 of Sex Education has three articles examining the perceptions of young people living in low income

countries about sexual health



 Religious beliefs delay sex for youth

The protective influence of faith and religious beliefs is confirmed in a small study reported in Issue No 6 of Sex

Education Research. Religiosity offers protective effects for both coital and noncoital sexual behaviors. This effect

should also be examined more thoroughly in regard substance use and social responsibility.



News, Reports, Resources Research Highlights





Blog Post (Oct 21-11) 4 Resources for Implementing CDC’s SH Articles inIssue #10, 2011 of the Journal of Homosexuality

Guidelines on Healthy Eating and Physical Activity

http://ow.ly/1zgGrp  An Analysis of Factors Affecting Attitudes Toward

Same-Sex Marriage: Do the Media Matter?

Blog Post (Oct 19-11) Gay students ‘go through hell’ at  Motivation Factors for Participation in GLBT Sports

school http://ow.ly/1zgFWe League



News Story (Oct 21-11) Ontario students, parents want Articles inIssue #6, 2011 of Sex Education Research

schools to take action on cyber bullying: report

http://ow.ly/1zgEKv

 Women's Autonomy and Timing of Most Recent

Sexual Intercourse in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Multi-

News Story (Oct 20-11) Students literally get inside look at

Country Analysis

drugs’ effect on body http://ow.ly/1zgEqt

 Associations between Young Adults' Use of Sexually

Explicit Materials and Their Sexual Preferences,

News Story (Oct 20-11) Senate panel omits bullying bills from

Behaviors, and Satisfaction

education reform http://ow.ly/1zgEkJ

 Young Women's Experiences and Perceptions of

Cunnilingus during Adolescence

Report EDC Activities in School Health http://ow.ly/1zgEcZ

 Identifying the Causal Pathways from Religiosity to

News Story (Oct 20-11) Dubai DHA session updates school Delayed Adolescent Sexual Behavior

heads on new health rules http://ow.ly/1zgE8U

Articles in Issue #4, 2011 of Sex Education

Planning Guide School Health Assessments: Frequently

Asked Questions http://ow.ly/1zgCcK  Of drama, dreams and desire: creative approaches

to applied sex education in southern Africa

News Release (Oct 18-11) Spark™ Program Provides Support  Saving rhetorical children: sexuality education

to National Foundation on Fitness, Sports and Nutrition discourses from conservative to post-modern

http://ow.ly/1zgBZg  The sex education debates: teaching ‘Life Style’ in

West Bengal, India





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Blog Post (Oct 18-11) Will Senate address bullying in  ‘I'm not a real risk-taker’: moral identity

education reform? http://ow.ly/1zgBye construction and sexual-risk perceptions among a

group of young rural Tasmanians

News Story (Oct 17-11) Celebrate National School Bus Safety  Assessing physicians' intentions to talk about sex

Week http://ow.ly/1zgBfY when they vaccinate nine-year-old to 15-year-old

girls against HPV

News Story (Oct 19-11) Lebanon Schools stand up to bullies  Asking to listen: towards a youth perspective on

http://ow.ly/1zgAvT sexual health education and needs

 ‘Youth in a void’: sexuality, HIV/AIDS and

Blog Post (Oct 22-11) HPV vaccine myths put health, lives at communication in Kenyan public schools

risk, say health leaders: Airing the facts http://ow.ly/1zfvDh  Information about human sexuality: sources,

satisfaction, and perceived knowledge among

News Release (Oct 24-11) UN Day http://ow.ly/1zfboS college students

 Associations between sexually experienced

News Release (Oct 20-11) Latest African Development adolescents' sources of information about sex and

Indicators are now available http://ow.ly/1zfbdg sexual risk outcomes

 Sex and ethics: young people and ethical sex/Sex

Web Site World Bank eAtlas of Gender http://ow.ly/1zfb1m and ethics: the sexual ethics education programme

for young people/Sex and ethics pack

Report Student and Teacher Safety in Chicago Public Schools:

Roles of Community Context and School Social Organization

Articles inIssue 7-8, 2011 of Sex Roles

http://ow.ly/1zf4mM



Report Study of Chicago New TeacherCenter Induction  Special Issue: Fiction, Fashion, and Function:

Coaching http://ow.ly/1zf4kX Gendered Experiences of Women's and Men's Body

Image Part III

Web Site Web Safety for Kids http://ow.ly/1zf41L  Internalization of Appearance Ideals and Cosmetic

Surgery Attitudes: A Test of the Tripartite Influence

News Story (Oct 21-11) Contagion: Could it really happen? Model of Body Image

http://ow.ly/1zf3ZF  Does Media Type Matter? The Role of Identification

in Adolescent Girls’ Media Consumption and the

Report Country case studies on social determinants of health Impact of Different Thin-Ideal Media on Body Image

(PAHO) http://ow.ly/1zf3XP  Do Appearance Focused Cognitive Distortions

Moderate the Relationship between Social

News Release (Oct 21-11) In Rio, Countries Agree to Take Comparisons to Peers and Media Images and Body

Action on the Social Determinants of Health Image Disturbance?

http://ow.ly/1zf3Wb  Tests of Objectification Theory in Gay, Lesbian, and

Heterosexual Community Samples: Mixed Evidence

News Story (Oct 21-11) LA cops adopt new truancy policy for Proposed Pathways

http://ow.ly/1zf3Ud  Masculinity and the Distortion of Self-Reported

Height in Men

News Story (Oct 20-11) Potato farmers vs. school kids  Gender Comparisons of Fat Talk in the United

http://ow.ly/1zf3S0 Kingdom and the United States

 Athlete or Sex Symbol: What Boys Think of Media

News Story (Oct 20-11) High School Dropout Rates For Representations of Female Athletes

Minority And Poor Students Disproportionately High  System Justification, Right-Wing Conservatism, and

http://ow.ly/1zf3P3 Internalized Homophobia: Gay and Lesbian

Attitudes toward Same-Sex Parenting in Italy

News Story (Oct 21-11) US Senate Education Panel Approves

ESEA Overhaul http://ow.ly/1zf3N8 Articles inIssue #5, 2011 of Gender & Society



Blog Post (Oct 21-11) What Are We Teaching The Social  Casual Hookups to Formal Dates:Refining the





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Network Generation? http://ow.ly/1zf3Hx Boundaries of the Sexual Double Standard

 Book Review: Manhood in the Age of Aquarius:

Blog Post (Oct 21-11) 21 US states passed anti-bullying laws Masculinity in Two Countercultural Communities

last yearhttp://ow.ly/1zf3BK and Daughters of Aquarius: Women of the Sixties

Counterculture

Policy Doc US National Prevention Strategy  Book Review: Media and Middle Class Moms:

http://ow.ly/1zf3Al Images and Realities of Work and Family

 Book Review: Skate Life: Re-imagining White

Blog Post (Oct 21-11) Obama Highlights College-Focused Masculinity

Rural High School http://ow.ly/1zf36q

Articles fromIssue #5, 2011 of Journal of Marriage and Family

Blog Post (Oct 21-11) Students Compete to Design Better

Lunches http://ow.ly/1zf353

 Better Parents, More Stable Partners: Union

Transitions Among Cohabiting Parents(pages 889–

Blog Post (Oct 17-11) Private Schools and "The Wealthiest

901)

Sliver" http://ow.ly/1zf33I

 Life Events, Sibling Warmth, and Youths'

Adjustment(pages 902–912)

Blog Post (Oct 18-11) Teacher-Evaluation Rush May Jinx

 Parental Work Schedules and Children's Cognitive

Other States' Efforts http://ow.ly/1zf2Z3

Trajectories(pages 962–980)

Blog Post (Oct 21-11) “Health Equity Needs to be a Part of  Adolescents' Gender Mistrust: Variations and

the Public Health DNA” http://ow.ly/1zf2Ww Implications for the Quality of Romantic

Relationships(pages 1032–1047)

Web Site After School Program http://ow.ly/1zf2Vj  Working-Class Jobs and New Parents' Mental

Health(pages 1117–1132)

Report Impact of Higher Achievement’s Year-Round Out-of-

School-Time Program http://ow.ly/1zf2Tv Articles inIssue #4, 2011 of Family Relations



Web Site Girls Education http://ow.ly/1zf2QC  Reconceptualizing the Domain and Boundaries of

Family Life Education(pages 357–372)

Planning Guides Disaster Planning for Schools-Standards,  Working With What We’ve Got: Perceptions of

Teaching, School Construction, Financing and more (INEE) Barriers and Supports Among Small-Metropolitan-

http://ow.ly/1zf2Pa Area Same-Sex Adopting Couples(pages 387–403)

 Child Care and Mothers' Mental Health: Is High-

News Story (Oct 20-11) Scouts Canada urged to open its Quality Care Associated With Fewer Depressive

secret files on alleged sex abusers http://ow.ly/1yZZtG Symptoms?(pages 446–460)

 Neighborhood Poverty and Maternal Fears of

News Video (Oct 20-11) Bullied Ottawa boy laid to rest Children's Outdoor Play(pages 461–475)

http://ow.ly/1yXEMT  Financial Stress, Parental Depressive Symptoms,

Parenting Practices, and Children's Externalizing

News Release (Oct 20-11) Canadian Index of Well being Problem Behaviors: Underlying Processes(pages

Launched http://ciw.ca/en/ 476–490)

 Effects of the ACT Raising Safe Kids Parenting

News Story (Oct 20-11) Fewer Canadian Drivers Under The Program on Children's Externalizing Problems(pages

Influence http://ow.ly/1yWEJw 491–503)



Blog Post (Oct 18-11) Educator Career Path Dilemmas Articles inIssue #5, 2011 of Journal of Child and Family

http://ow.ly/1yWlFB Studies



News Story (Oct 18-11) More work needed to prevent

 Is the Triple P-Positive Parenting Program

bullying, Ottawa director of education says

Acceptable to Parents from Culturally Diverse

http://ow.ly/1yQS1x





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Backgrounds?

News Story (Oct 18-11) Social phobia may affect fraction of  Predicting Parenting Stress in Families of Children

teens http://ow.ly/1yQRiW with ADHD: Parent and Contextual Factors

 Parenting Intervention to Reduce Attention and

News Story (Oct 18-11) Bullying partly to blame in Ottawa Behavior Difficulties in Preschoolers: A CUIDAR

teen's suicide, father says http://ow.ly/1yQQAI Evaluation Study

 Measuring Individualized Parent Advocate Services

News Story (Oct 18-11) B.C. teacher makes tearful plea for in Children’s Mental Health: A Contextualized

help http://ow.ly/1yQQ6N Theoretical Application

 Book Review: Carolyn Daitch:Anxiety Disorders: The

News Story (Oct 18-11) Gay Ottawa teen who killed himself Go-To Guide for Clients and Therapists W. W.

was bullied http://ow.ly/1yQPCv Norton & Company, New York, NY, 2011



News Story (Oct 18-11) Malaria deaths fall over 20% Articles inOctober 2011 Issue of Vaccine

worldwide in last decade http://ow.ly/1yQF6v

 Reasons related to non-vaccination and under-

News Story (Oct 18-11) Toronto Catholic board ‘reviewing’

vaccination of children in low and middle income

program for troubled teens http://ow.ly/1yQRfp

countries: Findings from a systematic review of the

published literature, 1999–2009

News Release (Oct 17-11) National Association of Secondary

 Monitoring the safety of quadrivalent human

School Principals Highlights Community Schools

papillomavirus vaccine: Findings from the Vaccine

http://ow.ly/1yQqFS

Safety Datalink

News Story (Oct 17-11) Sexual content not suitable, PEI  Behavioral change with influenza vaccination:

parents complain http://ow.ly/1yQQXd Factors influencing increased uptake of the

pandemic H1N1 versus seasonal influenza vaccine in

News Story (Oct 17-11 ADHD guidelines add Ritalin as option health care personnel

for 4-year-olds http://ow.ly/1yQqjZ  Estimated acceptance of HPV vaccination among

Italian women aged 18–26 years

 Like mother, like daughter? Mother's history of

cervical cancer screening and daughter's Human

Papillomavirus vaccine uptake in Flanders (Belgium)

 The cost-effectiveness of male HPV vaccination in

the United States

 My continuing efforts toward the eradication of the

vaccine-preventable diseases from Japan



Articles inIssue #3, 2011 of International Health



 Evaluating the scale-up for maternal and child

survival: a common framework

 The challenges of managing severe dehydrating

diarrhoea in a resource-limited setting

 Monitoring lymphatic filariasis control in Tanzania:

effect of repeated mass drug administration on

circulating filarial antigen prevalence in young

schoolchildren

 HIV diagnoses in indigenous peoples: comparison of

Australia, Canada and New Zealand

 Reported healthcare utilisation for childhood

respiratory illnesses in Vellore, South India







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Articles inIssue #5, 2011 of Journal of Tropical Pediatrics



 Stunted growth

 Measles–Mumps–Rubella Revaccination; 18 Months

vs. 4–6 Years of Age: Potential Impacts of Schedule

Changes

 Cardiovascular Risk Factors among Adolescent

Secondary School Boys in Ahad Rufeida,

Southwestern Saudi Arabia



Articles inOctober 2011 Issue of Archives of Disease in

Childhood



 Management of HIV-infected children in Africa:

progress and challenges

 Why children die: avoidable factors associated with

child deaths

 Fatness leads to inactivity, but inactivity does not

lead to fatness: a longitudinal study in children

(EarlyBird 45)

 Assent for children's participation in research is

incoherent and wrong

 All they need is love? Helping children to recover

from neglect and abuse



Articles fromIssue #4, 2011 of the American Journal of

Tropical Medicine and Hygiene



 Malaria in Africa Can Be Eliminated

 Soil-Transmitted Helminthiasis in the United States:

A Systematic Review—1940–2010

 Vernal Keratoconjunctivitis in School Children in

Rwanda and Its Association with Socio-Economic

Status: A Population-Based Survey



Articles inIssue #4, 2011 of Youth Violence and Youth Justice



 On the Efficacy of Targeted Gang Interventions:Can

We Identify Those Most At Risk?

 Nonsocial Versus Social Reinforcers:Contrasting

Theoretical Perspectives on Repetitive Serious

Delinquency and Drug Use

 A Group-Based Modeling Approach to Examining

Sociodemographic Variation in the Association

Among Risky Sexual Behavior, Drug Use, and

Criminal Involvement in a Sample of Newly Arrested

Juvenile Offenders

 School Victims and Crime Reporting

 A Study of Occasional and Intensive Weapon

Carrying Among Adolescents Using a Nationally





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Representative Sample



Articles inOctober 2011 Issue of Journal of Inter-Personal

violence



 Interpersonal Violence as Social Construction: The

Potentially Undermining Role of Claims Making and

Advocacy Statistics

 Psychological Abuse and Posttraumatic Stress

Symptoms in College Students

 Why Are Some Ethnic Groups More Violent Than

Others? The Role of Friendship Network’s Ethnic

Composition



Articles fromOctober 2011 Issue of Criminal Justice &

Behavior



 The Predictive Accuracy of Risk Factors in the Sexual

Violence Risk–20 (Svr-20)

 Assessing the Generalizability of the Near Repeat

Phenomenon



Articles inIssue #5, 2011 of International Journal of

Behavioral Development



 Translational research: National strategies for

violence prevention in school

 The broken curve: Effects of the Norwegian

manifesto against bullying

 Promoting relationships and eliminating violence in

Canada

 National Safe Schools Framework: Policy and

practice to reduce bullying in Australian schools

 Counteracting bullying in Finland: The KiVa program

and its effects on different forms of being bullied

 National strategy for violence prevention in the

Austrian public school system: Development and

implementation

 Why interventions to reduce bullying and violence

in schools may (or may not) succeed: Comments on

this Special Section

 Beliefs about parental authority, parenting styles,

and parent-adolescent conflict among Iranian

mothers of middle adolescents

 A developmental shift in Black-White differences in

depressive affect across adolescence and early

adulthood: The influence of early adult social roles

and socio-economic status



Articles fromIssue #3, 2011 of Journal of Emotional and





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Behavioral Disorders



 An Oral History of First-Generation Leaders in

Education of Children With Emotional/Behavioral

Disorders, Part 2: Important Events, Developments,

and People

 Putting Quality Indicators to the Test: An

Examination of 30 Years of Research

 Families’ Experiences in Wraparound: A Qualitative

Study Conceived and Conducted by Families

Through a Professional-Family Collaboration

 Do Social Networks Push Families Toward or Away

From Youth Mental Health Services?: A National

Study of Families in Child Welfare



Articles inIssue #3, 2011 of Research Quarterly for Exercise &

Sport



 Descriptive Epidemiology of Dance Participation in

Adolescents

 Student Teachers’ Use of Instructional Choice in

Physical Education

 Implementation Fidelity of a Program Designed to

Promote Personal and Social Responsibility Through

 Physical Education: A Comparative Case

 The Influence of Physical Education on Physical

Activity Levels of Urban Elementary Students

 The Effects of Physical Activity and Physical Fitness

on Children’s Achievement and Cognitive

 Outcomes: A Meta-Analysis

 Effects of Curricular Activity on Students’ Situational

Motivation and Physical Activity Levels



Articles inIssue #9, 2011 of Canadian Journal of Diabetes



 A WORLD WITH FEWER PEOPLE WITH DIABETES

AND NONCOMMUNICABLE DISEASES

 ABDOMINAL ADIPOSITY AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN

CREE FIRST NATIONS CHILDREN LIVING ON-RESERVE

IN AN ALBERTA COMMUNITY



Articles inIssue #5, 2011 of Infant, Child, Adolescent

Nutrition

Nutritional Status of Adolescent Females in Estates in

Haliela, Sri Lanka



Articles fromOctober 2011 Issue of the Journal of Nutrition



 Green Tea Consumption Is Inversely Associated with

the Incidence of Influenza Infection among





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Schoolchildren in a Tea Plantation Area of Japan

 20-Year Trends in Dietary and Meal Behaviors Were

Similar in U.S. Children and Adolescents of Different

Race/Ethnicity



Articles inIssue #2, 2011 of Qualitative Research in Sport,

Exercise and Health



 In the shoes of young adolescent girls:

understanding physical activity experiences through

interpretive description

 Reducing physical inactivity and promoting active

living: from the voices of East African immigrant

adolescent girls



Articles in theSeptember 2011 Issue of Journal of Physical

Activity and Health



 Factors Associated With Active Commuting to

School and to Work among Brazilian Adolescents

 The Effects of Daily Weather on Accelerometer-

Measured Physical Activity

 The Association Between Physical Education and

Symptoms of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity

Disorder

 Association Between School- and Nonschool-Based

Activity Programs and Physical Activity in

Adolescent Girls



Articles in theOctober 2011 Issue of Public Health Nutrition



 The Vulnerable Child

 Regional and socio-economic differences in food,

nutrient and supplement intake in school-age

children in Germany: results from the GINIplus and

the LISAplus studies

 What's in the lunchbox? Dietary behaviour of

learners from disadvantaged schools in the Western

Cape, South Africa

 Eating behaviour and its association with social

living conditions and weight status among

adolescent girls: results of the cross-sectional Berlin

School Children's Cohort study

 Behavioural correlates of active commuting to

school in Spanish adolescents: the AFINOS (Physical

Activity as a Preventive Measure Against

Overweight, Obesity, Infections, Allergies, and

Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors in Adolescents)

study

 Challenges to parent nutrition education: a

qualitative study of parents of urban children



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attending low-income schools

 Middle-school students’ school lunch consumption

does not meet the new Institute of Medicine's

National School Lunch Program recommendation

 Nutritional policies and standards for snacks served

in after-school programmes: a review



Articles from theOctober 2011 Issue of International Journal

of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity



 Maintenance and decline of physical activity during

adolescence: Insights from a qualitative study

 Validity of the International Physical Activity

Questionnaire Short Form (IPAQ-SF): A systematic

review

 Efficacy of tailored-print interventions to promote

physical activity: A systematic review of randomised

trials

 Determinants of fruit and vegetable consumption

among children and adolescents: a review of the

literature. Part II: qualitative studies.

 Changes in 10-12 year old's fruit and vegetable

intake in Norway from 2001 to 2008 in relation to

gender and socioeconomic status - a comparison of

two cross-sectional groups

 Adolescent predictors of objectively measured

physical activity and sedentary behaviour at age 42:

the Amsterdam Growth and Health Longitudinal

Study (AGAHLS)



Article Nicotine Replacement Therapy Among Canadian

Youth: Data From the 2006–2007 (Nicotine & Tobacco

Research 10-11)http://ow.ly/1yZLuf



Article How Career Changers Make Sense of Teaching

through Professional Metaphors (Action in Teacher Ed 3-

11)http://ow.ly/1yUwTj



Article Action learning in schools: reframing teacher's

professional development (Action Learning 2-

11)http://ow.ly/1yUwE3



Article Renewing professional organizations and action

learning (Action Learning 2-11)http://ow.ly/1yUws5



Article Action learning and organisation development:

overlapping fields of practice (Action Learning 2-

11)http://ow.ly/1yUw6j



Article Green pedagogy – guidance and doubt in teaching

Outdoor & Env Ed (AP J of Teacher Ed 4-





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11)http://ow.ly/1yUuNE



Article Connection between Finland high academic scores

and health (The School Administrator, Oct-

11)http://ow.ly/1yTesN







Postings for Oct 24-30, 2011



The journals reviewed this week cover school social work, child protection, sustainable development, equity, human rights

and diversity, low income countries and the newsletters of various UN agencies.



Highlights



 Academic achievement despite child maltreatment: A longitudinal study

An article in Child Abuse & Neglect suggests that chronic maltreatment over time was the strongest factor in

reduced academic achievement and that behaviour problems by the child were actually correlated with better

scores.



 Abuse, Sexual Abuse and Adolescent Offenders Not Certain

Recent research indicates that adolescents who have sexually offended are more likely than other adolescents to

have a history of sexual and physical abuse. However, it is unclear whether abuse predicts re-offending among

these adolescents.Due to methodological shortcomings in this area, such as limitations in methods of determining

abuse history and the scarcity of research, the ability to make conclusions about the relationship between abuse

and adolescent sexual recidivism is limited.



 Youth Justice Systems Reviewed

Several articles in Issue #2, 2011 of Journal of Children’s Services examine systems of youth justice and questions

some of the changes being made in England and other countries.



 World Polio Day Marks Progress

Several news stories, reports and resources were ;published this week as part of World Polio Day. The theme

advanced in the campaign is that we are very close to eradicating this disease worldwide.



 Teacher turnover an issue in schools serving disadvantaged communities

Three articles in Issue #6, 2011 of Urban Education address the issue of teacher turnover in disadvantaged

communities.



 Special Issue: TEENAGE PREGNANCY PREVENTION PROGRAMS

Articles in Issue #1, 2011 of Journal of Children and Poverty focus on the theme of teen pregnancies in

disadvantaged communities





News, Reports, Resources Research Highlights





News Story (Oct 25-11) Bullying add-ons make No Child Articles in Summer, 2011 Issue of The Green Teacher

reform less certain http://ow.ly/1zgFHu

 Sustainable Happiness

News story (Oct 25-11) Schools face new challenge: Return

of recess http://ow.ly/1zfEvl  Directed Outdoor Murals on Schools

 Climate Change Summits for Teens







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News Story (Oct 25-11) Screen Time Higher Than Ever for  Climántica: A Web 2.0 Education Project

Children http://ow.ly/1zfEbT

Articles in October 2011 Issue of the International Journal of

News Story (Oct 25-11) CDC panel recommends HPV shot for Environmental Research & Public Health

boys http://ow.ly/1zfDQG

 Overweight and Obesity and Associated Factors

News Release (Oct 25-11) AMRO Countries Plan for among School-Aged Adolescents in Ghana and

Executive Board Meeting on WHO Reform Uganda

http://ow.ly/1zfDB9

 Internet Pathways in Suicidality: A Review of the

Evidence

News Story (Oct 25-11) HPV vaccine recommended for boys

 A Multilevel Analysis of Neighbourhood Built and

in U.S. http://ow.ly/1zfCJ0

Social Environments and Adult Self-Reported

Physical Activity and Body Mass Index in Ottawa,

News Story (Oct 25-11) UNICEF provides support to

Canada

traumatized children in Libya http://ow.ly/1zfCtS

 Considering the Definition of Addiction

 Clarifying Exercise Addiction: Differential Diagnosis,

News Story (Oct 25-11) Quarter of Scots 'obese', health

Co-occurring Disorders, and Phases of Addiction

survey says http://ow.ly/1zfCdR



News Story (Oct 25-11) Boobie bracelets big hit at schools Articles in Issue #5, 2011 of Journal of Asthma & Allergy

http://ow.ly/1zfBSA Educators



Report Independent Monitoring Board of the Global Polio  Health Professionals’ Preparation for Supporting

Eradication Initiative http://ow.ly/1zfBDo Children and Parents Affected by Asthma and

Allergies

News Story (Oct 24-11) Leadership, not Pollyannaish  Challenges to Childhood Asthma Intervention

optimism, will defeat polio http://ow.ly/1zfBpH Delivery in Hard-to-Reach Small Rural

Communities:A School-Based Approach

News Story (Oct 25-11) Teen violence linked to heavy soda  Perceptions of Exercise Among School-Aged

diet: Study http://ow.ly/1zfB2F Children With Asthma

 Exercise-Induced Bronchoconstriction in Children

Report International Trends in education and schools and Adolescents

spending http://ow.ly/1zfADY  Pediatric Asthma and Allergy



News Story (Oct 24-11) England Education budget faces

deepest cut since 1950s, warns IFS http://ow.ly/1zfAo9 Articles in Issue #2, 2011 of Journal of Children’s Services



News Story (Oct 24-11) Lack of outdoor play linked to short-  Guest Editorial: Where next for youth justice?

sighted children http://ow.ly/1zfA2U

 Reforming the response to youth crime: from

evidence to implementation

Ed Resource Screen Smart http://ow.ly/1zfzNg

 The Independent Commission on Youth Crime and

Antisocial Behaviour: fresh start or false dawn?

Web Site Boys Education & Health http://ow.ly/1zfxRE

 The age of criminal responsibility: developmental

science and human rights perspectives

Planning Guide Farm to School Food Programs

 Policing youth anti-social behaviour and crime: time

http://ow.ly/1zfxyU

for reform?

Fact Sheet USDA School Breakfast Program  Alternative models of youth justice: lessons from

http://ow.ly/1zfwQh Scotland and Northern Ireland

 The custodial labyrinth

Web Site Campaign for Girls Education http://ow.ly/1zfwyx  In search of a youth justice pedagogy? A









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Fact Sheet Polio (WHO) http://ow.ly/1zfwaW commentary



News Story (Oct 24-11) Jamie Oliver fears government is Articles in Issue #5, 2011 of Child and Youth Care Forum

undoing school meal progress http://ow.ly/1zftK2

 Special Issue: Trauma Exposure and PTSD in Justice-

Web Site global Info on :Polio http://ow.ly/1zfsfF Involved Youth

 Trauma Exposure and PTSD in Justice-Involved

News Release (Oct 24-11) World Polio Day Youth

http://ow.ly/1zfrWi

 Anger Mediates the Relation Between Violence

Exposure and Violence Perpetration in Incarcerated

Blog Post (Oct 24-11) NCLB Waivers: Part of Obama's Re-

Boys

Election Strategy http://ow.ly/1zfrFa

 Childhood Abuse and Adolescent Sexual Re-

Offending: A Meta-Analysis

Planning Tool Quick Online School Assessment on Whole

Child Approach http://ow.ly/1zfrhu

Articles in Issue #4, 2011 of Child and Youth Care Forum

News Story (Oct 24-11) Mental health strategy on time, says

MHCC http://ow.ly/1zfcLb  Comprehensive Challenges for the Well Being of

Young Children: A Population-based Study of

News Story (Oct 24-11) Can Health Minister Aglukkaq pans Publicly Monitored Risks in a Large Urban Center

U.S. nutrition recommendations http://ow.ly/1zfdqX  Exploring the Feasibility and Benefits of Arts-Based

Mindfulness-Based Practices with Young People in

Blog Post (Oct 24-11) Push Is On to Add Time to School Day Need: Aiming to Improve Aspects of Self-Awareness

http://ow.ly/1zfc0H and Resilience

 A Healing Space: The Experiences of First Nations

and Inuit Youth with Equine-Assisted Learning (EAL)



Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of Child and Youth Care Forum



 Examining Associations Between Narcissism,

Behavior Problems, and Anxiety in Non-Referred

Adolescents

 Teenagers’ Explanations of Bullying

 Teachers’ Reported Use of Instructional and

Behavior Management Practices for Students with

Behavior Problems: Relationship to Role and Level

of Training in ADHD



Articles in Issue 9, 2011 of Child Abuse & Neglect: the

International Journal:



 Contextual and individual-level predictors of abused

children's reentry into out-of-home care: A

multilevel mixture survival analysis

 Child sexual abuse and its relationship with health

risk behaviors among rural children and adolescents

in Hunan, China

 Academic achievement despite child maltreatment:

A longitudinal study

 Economic evaluation research in the context of

Child Welfare policy: A structured literature review





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and recommendations

 Bridge over troubled water: Using implementation

science to facilitate effective services in child

welfare



Articles in Issue #4, 2011 of Journal of Social Work



 Families with multiple problems: Some challenges in

identifying and providing services to those

experiencing adversities across the life course

 Parents as prisoners: A study of parent–child

relationships in the Children’s Court of Victoria

 Child nutrition policies and recommendations

 Book review: Martin Robb and Rachel Thomson

(eds),Critical Practice with Children and Young

People. Bristol: Policy Press, 2010, 300 pp., £65

(hbk), ISBN 978 1847426826, £19.99 (pbk), ISBN 978

1847426819

 Book review: Rebecca L. Jones and Richard Ward

(eds),LGBT Issues: Looking Beyond Categories.

Edinburgh, Scotland: Dunedin Academic Press,

2010, 101 pp., £13.15 (pbk), ISBN 978 1906716059



Articles in Issue #4, 2011 of Child Care in Practice



 Child-to-parent Violence: Challenging Perspectives

on Family Violence

 Perspectives on US Domestic Violence Emergency

Shelters: What do Young Adolescent Residents and

their Mothers Say?









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