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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Flexibla lärmiljöers flexibilitet : hinder eller möjligheter? / The flexibility of flexible learning environments : constraints or possibilities

Östlin, Therese January 2021 (has links)
Examensarbetet syftar till att bidra med kunskap om hur flexibla lärmiljöer beskrivs och förstås i forskningspublikationer inom det internationella forskningsfältet Lärmiljöer. Med avstamp i rumslig teori undersöks vilka resultat som tidigare forskning presenterar i relation till flexibla lärmiljöer. Vidare undersöks vilka eventuella rumsliga dimensioner som tillskrivs dem samt hur begreppet flexibilitet beskrivs, förstås och appliceras på flexibla lärmiljöer.   För att söka svar på studiens frågeställningar genomfördes en kvalitativ kunskapsöversikt genom insamling av data via databassökning. Studieobjektet utgörs av tidigare genomförda forskningsstudier från åren mellan 1989-2021. Utvalda vetenskapliga artiklar granskades, kartlades, rapporterades, analyserades och syntetiserades i framträdande teman.  Huvudresultatet visar bland annat att flexibla lärmiljöer blir ett allt vanligare inslag i och med en ökad orientering mot elevcentrerad och individbaserad undervisning. En sådan undervisning kräver att lärmiljöerna baseras på individens behov och möjliggör variationsrika metoder varför många skolor genomgår en övergång från traditionella klassrum till flexibla lärmiljöer. Ytterligare resultat pekar på att en sådan övergång är förenad med många utmaningar på grund av att utformningen av den fysiska miljön med ökad flexibilitet och de öppnare ytorna inte alltid är i samspel med organisering och pedagogisk praxis. En övergripande slutsats utifrån studien är att flexibiliteten leder till ökade valmöjligheter för lärarna vad gäller ändamålsenlig utformning av lärmiljön och att kunskap om rumslig teori och begreppet flexibilitet kan öka lärares rumsliga medvetenhet och kompetens så att den ökade flexibiliteten i högre grad kan uppfattas som möjligheter snarare än hinder.
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Use of the Physical Classroom Environment as a Teaching and Learning Tool Including the Impact of the CCSSI in Kindergarten Through Third Grade Classrooms in Northeast Tennessee

Hensley-Pipkin, Charity 01 August 2015 (has links)
The specific goal of this study was to determine the use of the physical classroom environment as a teaching and learning tool in an era of the implementation of the Common Core State Standards Initiative (CCSSI). This qualitative multi-case study focused on the learning principles and epistemological beliefs of primary teachers with reference to the physical classroom environment and the teaching process in regard to meeting the expectations set forth by the CCSSI. The researcher sought participation from a city school district in Northeast Tennessee which included a total of 8 participating teachers consisting of 2 each of grades kindergarten, first, second, and third. The Teacher Beliefs Survey (Woolley, Benjamin, & Woolley, 2004) was administered to determine teachers’ philosophical position regarding constructivist and traditional beliefs. Based upon responses, 8 teachers representing the most constructivist and most traditional teachers in each grade were selected for further participation. Teachers’ practices and perceptions of the role of the physical environment in the teaching and learning process including consideration of the CCSSI were further explored through interview. Each physical classroom environment was evaluated using the Primary Educators Environment Rating Scale (PEERS), a rubric designed to assess the use of the physical classroom environment on a continuum from traditional to constructivist practices (Evanshen & Faulk, under review). Observational field notes and photographs were collected in order to document environmental components of the physical classroom environment of each participant. Data was collected and triangulated through the use of the aforementioned methods. Through the data analysis process, the researcher found all participants to demonstrate support for the role of the physical environment in the teaching and learning process which was determined based on results of the interview in conjunction with findings of the PEERS and supporting photographic evidence. Each teacher’s personal experiences and philosophy of education was found to guide the physical classroom environment design and layout in various ways. While most teachers felt the CCSSI had little or no impact on their physical classroom environment, all shared in varying degrees the use of the physical environment as a tool to support students in developing 21st century skills.
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An Exploration of Emotional Intelligence and Technology Skills Among Students ata Midwestern University

Incerti, Federica 13 June 2013 (has links)
No description available.
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The Impact of a Problem-Based Service-Learning Course on the Improvement of Behaviors Reflecting Positive Character Traits on Students Considered At-Risk in a Suburban High School

Neiderhouse, Nick R. 09 August 2013 (has links)
No description available.

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