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Attitude-behavior fit in preschool peer relations : configurations of sociometry and social participationShankar, Ila 27 September 1991 (has links)
The study of preschool children's peer relations has
primarily employed sociometric interviews and observations
of children's social participation during free-play
situations as methods of assessment. These assessments of
peer relations have traditionally demonstrated lack of fit
between attitude (as measured by sociometry) and behavior
(observation of social participation). Often, sociometric
peer preference and acceptance does not correspond to
children's observation of social participation during freeplay.
The present study was designed to improve this
attitude-behavior fit by developing the Crystallized
Sociometric Scales which employed post stratification of
opinion responses.
Subjects consisted of 65 preschool children between
three- to five- years- of age, divided into two preschool
groups of 45 and 20 subjects. Interviews on both the
traditional sociometric scales and the crystallized
sociometric (weighted with questions on peer exclusivity and
friendship concept) were obtained. Observation of social
participation used Parten's category of play with interval
time sampling. Sociometric analyses of data provided a child
by child picture of the social structure of the peer group.
The discrepancy scores between social participation and the
traditional and crystallized sociometric variables were
compared using t-tests.
Results indicated that peer exclusivity provided the
best attitude-behavior fit and was significantly better than
the traditional nomination score. The level of the
friendship concept did not affect the social participation
of children. Crystallized ratings were not significantly
different from the traditional ratings. The stability of
the Crystallized Sociometric Scales was moderate, although
it was significantly better than the traditional sociometric
scales. It was concluded that crystallized sociometric
nominations provide a methodology to improve the attitude-behavior
fit. Although correlated, sociometry and social
participation measure different aspects of peer relations
whose relationship can be influenced by measurement
procedures. / Graduation date: 1992
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Die ontwikkeling van kriteria waarmee sosiale weteskappe-onderrigmateriaal (graad sewe) : opgestel kan word om te verseker dat selfgerigte leer bevorder wordGomes, Martin Luther January 2007 (has links)
Thesis (MTech (Education))--Cape Peninsula University of Technology, 2007 / Daar kan nie van leerders (wat geleer is wat om te leer, hoe om dit te leer, wanneer en waar om dit te leer) verwag word om skielik verantwoordelikheid vir hulle eie leer in ons moderne informasie-era te aanvaar nie. Die probleem is dat die leerders nie blootgestel of die geleentheid gebied word om hulle eie leer te bestuur nie. Daarom moet onderrigmateriaal verseker dat die leerders blootgestel word aan die geleentheid om hulle eie leer te bestuur. Deur die gebruik van bestaande onderrigmateriaal, wat nie selfgerigte leer (SGL) koester me, kan leerders geforseer word om afbanklike leerders te bly en nie te ontwikkel tot lewenslange en selfgerigte leerders (leerders wat bevoeg is om op hulle eie te kan leer) nie. Verder veroorsaak die gebruik van bestaande onderrigmateriaal deur opvoeders dat die unieke behoeftes van die leerders in 'n klas nie in ag geneem word nie en dat opvoedergerigte leer in plaas van selfgerigte leer bevorder en aangemoedig word. Die rede hiervoor is dat opvoeders, weens 'n gebrek aan kennis van SGL, nie van beter weet nie. Die betroubaarheid van selfgerigte leer word versterk wanneer die opvoeders en die skeppers van onderrigmateriaal 'n deeglike begrip en kennis van die SGL-proses het. Die primere doel van hierdie navorsing is om kriteria te ontwikkel, wat as 'n riglyn kan dien om onderrigmateriaal wat SGL koester te ontwikkel- dus materiaal wat rigting aan die leerders gee om hulle eie leer te bestuur. Die kriteria is gevorm na aanleiding van 'n literatuurstudie van bestaande navorsing oor SGL en kundiges se evaluering van die kriteria. Na aanleiding van die kundiges se kommentaar is onderrigmateriaal, wat SGL koester, ontwikkel en weer aan die kundiges vir evaluering voorgele.
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The Development of the Child Interpersonal Relationships and Attitudes Assessment for Child Centered Play TherapyHolliman, Ryan P. 08 1900 (has links)
The purpose of this study was to develop a parent report form instrument congruent with the philosophy of child-centered play therapy. The study sought to develop an instrument with acceptable levels of construct validity, reliability, sensitivity to clinical attitudes and relationships, and responsiveness to intervention. The Child Interpersonal Relationships and Attitudes Assessment (CIRAA) and the Child Behavior Checklist (CBC) and the Parenting Stress Index (PSI) were administered to 136 parents of children aged 3 to 10. The children of the parents sample consisted of 90 males and 46 females. Exploratory factor analysis was conducted for construct validity. Parallel analysis was conducted to determine the number of factors to retain. The factor solution explained 53.86% of the variance, which is an acceptable amount of the variance. Cronbach's alpha was conducted for total scale and all subscales. Reliability scores for the total score and subscales were acceptable, with an overall reliability coefficient of .93. A Pearson's r was conducted for concurrent validity between the instrument, the CBC, and the PSI, with Pearsons' r of .75 and .74 respectively. Paired-sample t-tests using the pretest and posttest scores of the instrument in development examined the responsiveness of the instrument to play therapy intervention at the same level as the CBC and PSI. ROC curve analysis, indicated acceptable discrimination of clinical scores and adaptive scores, with a clinical score being generated from the analysis. It is the first parent-report form developed for child-centered play therapy, and provides an efficient and philosophically consistent instrument for child centered play therapists to use in clinical and research settings.
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The interaction of classroom openness with locus of control in the prediction of student attitude /Moss, Ellen January 1978 (has links)
No description available.
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Sienings van laerskoolopvoeders en -skoolhoofde van leerders wat begaafd isDe Villiers, Jeanne-Marie 12 1900 (has links)
Thesis (MEdPsych (Educational Psychology))--University of Stellenbosch, 2009. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Onderwys in Suid-Afrika het na die eerste demokratiese verkiesing in 1994 ‘n
transformasieproses beleef. Beleidsveranderinge, rasionalisering, kurrikulumvernuwing
en toenemende leerderdiversiteit in elke hoofstroomklaskamer was slegs ‘n paar van die
uitdagings wat opvoeders en skoolhoofde in die laerskool moes hanteer. Resente
publikasies toon dat die transformasie van die nuwe onderwysbedeling ‘n negatiewe
uitwerking op begaafdheidsonderrig gehad het. Daar is minimale aandag aan
begaafdheidsonderrig geskenk. Hoewel Onderwyswitskrif 6 (Departement van
Onderwys, 2001) erkenning verleen aan alle leerderdiversiteite, word daar nie eksplisiet
na begaafdheidsonderrig verwys nie.
Die doel van hierdie kwalitatiewe studie was om ‘n duidelike beeld te verkry oor die
sienings van laerskoolopvoeders en -skoolhoofde van leerders wat begaafd is. Hierdie
studie het spesifiek ten doel gehad om die deelnemers se beskouings onderliggend aan
begaafdheid te identifiseer, asook om die leemtes vas te stel wat toepaslike
begaafdheidsonderrig belemmer.
Hierdie navorsing het bevind dat daar tans in die laerskole van ondersoek ‘n gaping
bestaan tussen amptelike beleid en klaskamerpraktyk. In die lig hiervan erken
opvoeders en skoolhoofde dat leerders wat begaafd is nie effektief en toepaslik ingesluit
word in die huidige hoofstroomklaskamer nie. Dit blyk verder dat ‘n gebrekkige opleiding
in begaafdheidsonderrig, die leemte aan ‘n werkbare nasionale definisie van
begaafdheid, asook uiteenlopende sienings van inklusiewe onderwys, die volhoubare
ondersteuning en toepaslike onderrig belemmer van leerders wat begaafd is.
Deelnemers aan hierdie studie erken dat onvoldoende voorsiening in UGO vir die
spesifieke eise van leerders wat begaafd is, asook baie ander hindernisse in die
hoofstroomklaskamer, veroorsaak dat hierdie leerders nie na behore onderrig en
ondersteun word nie. Die laerskoolopvoeders en -skoolhoofde is van mening dat
suksesvolle implementering van beleid en toepaslike onderrig van leerders wat begaafd
is, nie sonder volhoubare ondersteuning en kollaborasie van alle rolspelers kan geskied
nie. Daarom word die belangrikheid van groter gemeenskapsbetrokkenheid en die
iv
volhoubare ondersteuning van distriksgebaseerde ondersteuningspanne veral
beklemtoon.
Die bevindinge van hierdie studie het ook belangrike implikasies vir onderwysopleiding
binne die huidige onderwyssisteem. Hierdie studie bevestig die noodsaaklikheid van
toepaslike voor- en indiensopleiding in begaafdheidsonderrig vir alle opvoeders sodat
ons land se spreekwoordelike ongeslypte diamante tot sierade vir die samelewing
gevorm kan word.
Sleutelwoorde: sienings, laerskoolopvoeders en -skoolhoofde, leerders wat begaafd is,
inklusiewe onderwys, hoofstroomklaskamer, opleiding, kollaborasie, gemeenskap,
identifisering, definiëring, onderrig / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: Education in South Africa experienced a process of transformation since the first
democratic election in 1994. Policy changes, rationalisation, curriculum changes and
increased learner diversity in each and every mainstream classroom are only a few of
the challenges educators and principals have to face in primary schools. Recent
publications confirm that the transformation of the new education system had a negative
effect on gifted education. Only minimal attention was given to educating the gifted.
Although Education White Paper 6 (Department Education, 2001) acknowledges learner
diversity, gifted education is not explicitly mentioned.
The main purpose of this qualitative study was to achieve a clear vision of the
perceptions of educators and principals in primary schools regarding gifted learners.
The beliefs of the participants were explored regarding gifted education, as well as
present obstacles experienced in this field.
An important research finding was that there is presently a serious gap in primary
schools between official policy and teaching practice. Both educators and principals
acknowledge the fact that gifted learners are not effectively included in the mainstream
classroom. It is furthermore apparent that limited teacher training in gifted education, the
lack of a generally workable definition of giftedness, as well as diverse perceptions of
inclusive teaching, obstruct sustainable support and appropriate teaching of the gifted.
Primary school educators and principals agree that successful implementation of policy
and appropriate teaching of the gifted cannot succeed without adequate support and
collaboration of all role players. Thus increased community involvement and sustainable
assistance of district based support teams are also imperative.
The findings of this study hold major implications for teacher training in the present
education system. This study confirms the necessity of appropriate pre- and in-service
training of all teachers in order to enhance the precious gems of giftedness in primary
schools for the future benefit of South African society.
Key words: perceptions, primary school educators and principals, gifted learners,
inclusive education, mainstream classroom, training, collaboration, society
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FACTORS WHICH AFFECT TRADITIONALISM OF NAVAJO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.Dingle, Steven Franklin. January 1984 (has links)
No description available.
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Some Effects of Learning the Causes of Behavior upon Certain Personal and Social Attitudes of Pre-Adolescent ChildrenGriggs, Joseph Wright 05 1900 (has links)
The problem of the present study is to determine what changes will take place in certain personal and social attitudes of pre-adolescent children at the fourth- and fifth-grade levels as a result of their "having learned about the factors that underlie behavior" through a mental hygiene program utilizing "causally" oriented materials at their own level of interest and understanding.
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Young Children's Attitudes Regarding Ethnicity and DisabilityZionts, Laura T. 12 1900 (has links)
The purpose of this study was to examine the social perceptions of young children with disabilities and young children of color. Further, an attempt was made to determine whether differential rates of acceptance were experienced by either group, or by the group of children who were of color and also had a disability within integrated classrooms. Young children (age 5.0 through 6.11) were studied in intact groups (N=120) from child care centers in the Texas counties of Denton and Dallas. Three measures of social perceptions were implemented: (a) a forced choice (multiple alternative) technique using dolls of a variety of ethnicities and ability statuses in which children must select dolls they feel represent a list of positive and negative attributes; (b) social distance theory as measured by children's artwork; (c) a sociometric rating. The results of this study showed significant areas (p< 05) of stereotype and bias in the perceptions of young children toward ethnicity, disability and gender. Implications for further research into the efficacy of multicultural and anti-bias education programs is recommended.
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Effects of a Teacher Inservice Training Model on Students' Perceptions of Elementary ScienceHaynes, Dawn (Dawn Marie) 05 1900 (has links)
The purpose of this study was to test a teacher inservice training model which was designed to increase the number and use of hands-on science activities, increase the number of times teachers teach science, and improve students' perceptions of science.
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The Impact of Transitional First Grade on Students' Readiness and School AttitudeReed, Jewel Ann 08 1900 (has links)
The purpose of this study was to determine the effectiveness of a transitional first grade program on the attitude and readiness scores of a group of regular first grade students who qualified for the transitional program but attended regular first grade (control group) and a group of transitional first grade students (experimental group). The study utilized a pretest/posttest design. The regular first grade students received formal instruction in all academic areas. The experimental group received no formal instruction.
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