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Left-Handedness: Are Some Teaching Styles Inhibiting their Learning?Miller, Nancy S. January 2003 (has links)
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Programa de lecturas interactivas para mejorar la comprensión lectora en estudiantes de educación primariaAnton Reyes, Maria Jannet, Burga Mendoza, Wilmer January 2022 (has links)
El presente estudio surgió con el objetivo de establecer la influencia del Programa de lectura interactivas en el desarrollo de los niveles de comprensión lectora de los estudiantes del Cuarto Grado “C” de la I.E. N° 10126 “Nuestra Señora de Fátima” - Jayanca, en el 2019.
Para ello, se aplicó una metodología enfoque cuantitativo, de tipo cuasiexperimental. La población estuvo constituida por 150 estudiantes, seleccionándose a una muestra de 74 estudiantes, de los cuales 37 de ellos, correspondieron al grupo experimental y los otros 37 al grupo control. Los instrumentos usados fueron lista de cotejo y prueba de comprensión lectora. En el pretest se evidenció que, los estudiantes de los grupos experimental y control presentaron un nivel En Inicio de comprensión lectora con 5,65 y 7,14 puntos de promedio respectivamente; mientras que, en el postest, este puntaje mejoró en ambos grupos con un promedio de 15,51 y 11,22 puntos, destacando los del grupo experimental, quienes se situaron en el nivel Logro Esperado. Se estableció que el Programa de lecturas interactivas influye significativamente en el nivel de comprensión lectora de los estudiantes en estudio. / The present study arose with the objective of establishing the influence of the Interactive Reading Program in the development of the levels of reading comprehension of the students of the Fourth Grade “C” of the I.E. N ° 10126 “Nuestra Señora de Fátima” - Jayanca, in 2019. For this, a quantitative approach methodology was applied, of a quasi-experimental type. The population consisted of 150 students, selecting a sample of 74 students, of which 37 of them corresponded to the experimental group and the other 37 to the control group. The instruments used were a checklist and a reading comprehension test.
In the pre-test it was evidenced that the students in the experimental and control groups presented an In Beginning level of reading comprehension with 5.65 and 7.14 average points respectively; while, in the post-test, this score improved in both groups with an average of 15.51 and 11.22 points, highlighting those of the experimental group, who were at the Expected Achievement level. It was established that the Interactive Reading Program significantly influences the level of reading comprehension of the students under study.
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An Experimental Comparison of Pupil Progress in Reading and Language Skills in Two Fourth Grades on the Basis of the Regular and Remedial Teaching ProceduresFletcher, Irma Crowder 08 1900 (has links)
The purpose of this experimental study is to make a comparison of the progress made in reading and language skills by the regular teaching procedure and the remedial teaching procedure to see whether any significant differences would be manifested in pupil progress when taught by the remedial teaching procedure.
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Moderní vyučovací metody ve výuce ekonomických předmětů / Modern teaching methods in economic subjects.Maxa, Radek January 2014 (has links)
The main objective of this thesis is a comprehensive assessment of the practical usability and effectiveness of modern activating teaching methods in economic subjects in fulfilling the RVP economics and business and RVP Business Academy in comparison with traditional (standard) methods. To achieve this goal, a systematic clarification and evaluation of key elements of the choice of adequate methods of teaching, presentation and comparison of traditional, modern activating and comprehensive teaching methods was employed. Selected modern activating methods are described in detail, including the procedure and examples of their application in the teaching of management on the circuit of the secondary vocational schools. Current status in the use of teaching methods by teachers of economic subjects on selected secondary vocational schools was mapped and assessed through quantitative (structured interviewing of students and teachers) and qualitative (interview with trachet of economic subjects at selected schools, testing of students -- pretest and posttest) methods of empirical educational research and realization of experimental teaching. The results of the analysis of the usefulness and effectiveness of modern activating methods in achieving the educational goals of economic education in secondary vocational schools are summarized in the form of a SWOT analysis. The work, inter alia, examines and assesses the barriers in the application of modern methods of teaching, to what extent these methods contribute to the building of the desired competences of students and in particular the so-called, soft skills of students, verifies the effectiveness of the textbooks Management based on modern activating methods in meeting educational goals. The thesis provides outputs for management of secondary schools including, in particular, the RVP Business Academy and RVP economics and business, which may become a guideline, the stimulus for change methods and forms of teaching, the need to offset the interest of schools from traditional methods to modern activating methods. It can become a tool and an inspiration for each of economic subjects in the adoption and subsequent implementation of modern teaching methods, since it contains a procedure for their application. The intention of the processing of the research problem and solved in the framework of this thesis was to contribute to pedagogical theory and practice the findings supporting the need for qualitative changes in the process. It offers practical recommendations and observations, how should a teacher of economic subjects at secondary vocational schools to proceed with the introduction of modern activating methods. The chosen research methods and processes to provide a relatively large amount of data, the processing to get a deeper insight on the role, effectiveness and applicability of modern teaching methods in the environment of the contemporary secondary economic education.
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The teaching of first additional language reading in Grade 4 in selected schools in the Moretele Area project officeMaswanganye, Bob 09 September 2010 (has links)
This study reports on the investigation of the educators teaching methods at Grade 4 First Additional Language. The study focused on selected schools in Moretele APO. It took into consideration the teaching methods and the challenges of the environment educators found themselves in teaching FAL.
The study used a qualitative method to investigate the teaching of FAL. The experiences and the qualifications of educators were taken into consideration during the empirical study when the observations and the interviews were conducted.
The empirical investigation revealed that educators did not know how to teach reading in FAL. They knew less about new approaches to teaching reading and that reading was treated as a separate entity from speaking and writing. The conditions that they found themselves were appalling due to lack of motivation, overcrowding in classes, lack of resources and lack of support from the Department of Education. / Language Education, Arts and Culture / M.Ed. (Curriculum Studies)
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Teaching methods in grade 7 in Shurugwi district, ZimbabweChirinda, Admore 11 1900 (has links)
The research study was conducted to investigate the effectiveness of the instructional methods, particularly the lecture-discussion instructional method as a teaching and learning method at grade 7 level, in Shurugwi district, Zimbabwe. The subject taught being English language. The experimental method (quasi-experimental) used at the twenty chosen schools was the pre-test and post test group method. It was found that the lecture-discussion instructional method produced better results in more cases than the discussion method alone. It was also found that work produced by the lecture-discussion instructional method was more refined than work produced by the discussion method alone. Guided learners were more work focused than learners discussing alone without a teacher. Average and below average learners did not enjoy learning without the presence of the teacher talk. The learners, during teacher absence, seemed hesitant and confused at times. The lecture-discussion method seems to cater for all the learners and their learning styles. The importance of the teacher in the class was clearly demonstrated by the work and results produced by the learners at the twenty selected primary schools in Shurugwi district, Midlands province, Zimbabwe. All the learners that received treatment from the experiment produced better results than their control groups that did not receive the treatment. However, conclusions and generalisations can not be made because the samples used and the areas covered were too small in size. The learners studied were too few to make meaningful generalisations and conclusions for the country. Further researches should be carried out in future. / Curriculum and Instructional Studies / M. Ed. (Didactics)
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An evaluation of Christian education with special reference to former Gazankulu schoolsMachimana, Khensani Wendy 11 1900 (has links)
The aim of this study is to deal with the theoretical and philosophical aspects of Christian education and to evaluate the realisation thereof in Gazankulu schools. Concepts dealing with the study, such as education, Christian education, learning, teaching, pedagogy, religion and Christianity are firstly discussed. A brief background of the area of study is also given. Secondly a philosophical orientation is given in which an attempt is made to answer the question 'What is philosophy?'. Important aspects of a Christian philosophy is also established and philosophical categories, the nature and aims of Christian education are discussed. Christian schooling are thirdly discussed, especially Christian schooling as it ought to be. Important aspects thereof, such as major learning goals and
components of the education situation are dealt with. The position and status of scripture teaching in school, as well as the position of religious education in Gazankulu are outlined. In the fourth place, an empirical study to evaluate the stand of Christian education in Gazankulu schools, are discussed. This study involved
principals, parents, pupils and teachers. Finally conclusions are given and certain recommendations regarding
Christian education are made. / Die doel van hierdie studie is om die teoretiese en filosofiese aspekte van Christelike onderwys te deurgrond en om die realisering van hierdie aspekte in skole in Gazankulu te evalueer. Begrippe wat met die studie te make het, soos opvoeding, Christelike onderwys, onderrig-leer, pedagogie, geloof, en Christelikheid, word bespreek.
'n Beknopte oorsig van die studiegebied word ook gegee. Daar word tweedens 'n filosofiese orientering gegee, waarin daar gepoog word om vrae soos 'Wat is filosofie?' te beantwoord. Belangrike aspekte van
'n Christelike filosofie word ook bespreek en filosofiese kategoriee, die aard van en doelstellings met Christelike onderwys, word aangespreek. Christelike onderwys, en veral Christelike onderwys soos dit behoort te wees,
word derdens bespreek. Belangrike aspekte daarvan, soos die onderrigleerdoelstellings en die komponente van die opvoedingsituasie word aangeraak. Die plek en status van Bybelonderrig in Gazankulu word ook beskryf.
In die vierde plek word 'n empiriese ondersoek om die stand van Christelike onderwys in Gazankulu te evalueer, bespreek. Hierdie ondersoek het hoofde, ouers, leerlinge en onderwysers betrek. Laastens word daar tot sekere gevolgtrekkings gekom, en aanbevelings gemaak ten opsigte van Christelike onderwys. / Educational Studies / M. Ed. (Philosophy of Education)
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Vraagstelling as effektiewe onderrigleervaardigheid om leerders se hoërorde-denke in die natuurwetenskappe-leerarea te ontwikkel / Illasha KokKok, Illasha January 2007 (has links)
Purpose: The purpose of the study is to determine if questioning can be used as an
effective teaching and learning skill to develop learners' higher level thinking in the natural
sciences learning area. The types of questions asked by the teachers as well as the different
questioning techniques that can be used to provoke the learners' higher level thinking during a
learning experience was discussed. The way in which learner questions can be used to
encourage student engagement and learning was determine. Questioning as it is used in
secondary school was investigated to determine the ways in which it is applied during teaching
and learning. The present situation regarding the development and stimulation of learners'
questions was determine. The degree to which training and experience determine the teachers
application of questioning as an effective teaching and learning skill is investigated by means of
a survey. Guidelines to enhance questioning as a skill to develop the learners' higher level
thinking was formulated.
Method: A literature study was done to investigate the ways in which questioning
can be used to enhance the teaching and learning of higher level thinking. Learning strategies,
teaching and learning methods and skills to enhance effective higher level thinking was
discussed in terms of teaching and learning in the natural sciences. The success rate of
teaching and learning can be measure in terms of good questioning and the level of thinking.
'The teaching and learning experience in natural sciences is influenced by the nature of science.
The objectives of teaching and learning in the natural sciences is discussed. The empirical
data about the grade 8 and grade 11 natural sciences classroom situations was obtained by
means of video recordings. These recordings was analysed and coded with a situation analysis
instrument developed against the background of the literature study. Empirical research was
also undertaken in terms of a survey procedure to obtain the biographical data about the
teachers. The empirical data are analysed and discussed in terms of the present situation in
use in the natural sciences classrooms. Based on this discussions, guidelines were developed
in terms of the proposal of the findings with which to ensure the application of questioning as a
teaching and learning skill to enhance the development of learners' higher level thinking in the
natural sciences learning area.
Core findings: The core findings are, that not enough effort is put to the didactic task of
enhancing questioning as an effective teaching and learning skill of learners in the natural
sciences. The teachers are confronted with the challenge to make use of spiral questioning to
provoke the learners thinking in the classroom situation. Questioning can be used to serve and
support the teaching and learning experience. From the empirical data it can be deducted that
the teachers in this research group are not trying to enhance, stimulate of provoke learners'
questioning. Questioning as practice by the teachers are mostly classified as communication
and lower level questions. Furthermore no deduction can be made about the degree to which
training and experience determine the teachers application of questioning as an effective
teaching and learning skill to enhance the higher level of thinking in the natural sciences learning
area. Based on these core findings recommendations are made about the development of
higher level thinking to promote deeper understanding of the natural sciences with the aid of
questioning as an instructional skill during learning. / Thesis (Ph.D. (Education))--North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus, 2007.
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Comparative Effects of Two Methods of Teaching Concepts of American Law to High School StudentsGentry, Darrell Lee 08 1900 (has links)
The problem of this study was to compare two approaches to teaching concepts of American law and government as to their relative effects on achievement, attitude, and critical thinking performance of high school students.
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A Comparison of the Academic Intrinsic Motivation of Gifted and Non-gifted Fifth Graders Taught Using Computer Simulations and Traditional Teaching MethodsDittrich, Christine Edwards 12 1900 (has links)
This study investigated the use of interdisciplinary computer-based simulations compared to traditional teaching methods. The academic intrinsic motivation of gifted and non-gifted students was analyzed using a quasi-experimental design, similar to a pretest/posttest design.
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