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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"Classroom organization"”.
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Elementary Classroom Organization Delivery Model and Its Effect on Student Achievement
… includes many different modes of instruction or organizational models. The following are examples of organizational models available to school leaders: self-contained, departmentalized, team-teaching, collaboration, changing classes, and rotating classes. In this spectrum, the self-contained …
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Η ΟΡΓΑΝΩΣΗ ΤΗΣ ΕΚΠΑΙΔΕΥΤΙΚΗΣ ΔΙΑΔΙΚΑΣΙΑΣ ΚΑΙ Η ΚΟΙΝΩΝΙΚΗ ΣΥΜΠΕΡΙΦΟΡΑ ΠΑΙΔΙΩΝ ΠΡΟΣΧΟΛΙΚΗΣ ΗΛΙΚΙΑΣ
TWO DIFFERENT TYPES OF CLASSROOM ORGANIZATION, THE OPEN AS OPPOSED TO TRADITIONAL AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON VARIOUS TYPES OF CHILD'S BEHAVIOUR WERE EXPLORED IN THIS STUDY. FURTHER ON, THE CONCERN OF THIS STUDY WAS TO INVESTIGATE WHETHER SUCH INFLUENCES EXIST OUTSIDE CLASSROOM SETTINGS, I.E. IN OUTDOOR …
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Children's friendship choice and classroom dimensionality
"Ability perception formation theory argues that classroom organization affects students' conception of (academic) ability. This study examines whether classroom organization affects peer relationships. Thirty two classrooms in four elementary schools were categorized into uni- and …
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A Qualitative Study on Teacher Perceptions of Self-Contained and Departmentalized Classrooms at the Elementary Level
<p>Classroom organizational structure and the impact on student achievement has been a major concern for decades for elementary teachers and administrators (McGrath & Rust, 2002). At the elementary level, the expectation is teachers are experts in all curriculum areas, and for elementary teachers …
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Same but Different: Exploring Young Children's Understandings About Disability
… as a way to address issues related to school and classroom organization and structure and how they affected children's relationships with and perspectives about peers with disabilities. Furthermore, study findings are linked with existing literature on children's perspectives about peers with …
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One preschool teacher's approach to play intervention: An interpretive study based on Vygotsky's concept of activity
… teacher and the children within the context of classroom organization and structure. Further, it explores how the organization and structure of the classroom are affected by the demands placed on the teacher by the preschool in which she works, by her beliefs about child development, and by the …
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A Comparison between READ 180 Students and Non-READ 180 Students Reading and Math Scores by Classroom Structure.
… READ 180 program within self-contained classroom organizations with the achievement of READ 180 students within departmentalized classrooms and with students not enrolled in READ 180. Classroom organizational structure at the intermediate grade is a highly debated issue. The READ 180 …
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Learning environments : redefining the discourse on school architecture
… the thesis identifies three learning factors: classroom organization, learning technologies, and school climate, as components of a conceptual framework that could advance a common language between educators and architects. Overall, the thesis confirms the importance of an environmental …
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A Comparison of the Similarities and Differences between Traditionally and Alternatively Prepared First Year Secondary Teachers in a Large Middle Georgia School District
… ratings on three of the twenty-three indicators: classroom organization, accurate communication of directions and procedures and seeking to grow professionally. Traditionally certified teachers were rated higher by their mentor teachers on all other indicators. Interview responses from teachers …
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Perceptions of Mentors and New Teachers: A Case Study of a Mentoring Program in Northeast Tennessee.
… (e) program structure, (f) support system, (g) classroom organization and management, and (h) equal learning opportunities.</p><p>Based on the research the following conclusions were presented. Mentoring programs are an important part of teacher induction. Positive relationships are critical to …
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Student-Teacher relationships as predictors of reading comprehension gains in 2nd grade
… to effect reading comprehension: quality of classroom instruction, social economic status, engagement, and peer relatedness. Reading comprehension gains for 255 second grade students in a high socio-economic school district were obtained in a pre-post fashion from school records over a single …
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First-year music teachers' journeys of place consciousness
… beginning teachers to better understand their classrooms, schools, and communities. Through the framework of critical place-conscious education, this study examined how music teachers formed this understanding of their teaching contexts and built relationships with others in their first year of …
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Cultivating Creativity: The Practice of Teaching for Creativity in the Elementary Classroom
… habits of mind in students? 2) How does the classroom organization and structure of physical space help to foster creativity and creative habits of mind in students? 3) How does the teacher’s pedagogical approach help to cultivate creativity and creative habits of mind in students? 4) What is …
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A comparison of kindergarten children in multigrade and traditional settings on self-concept, social-emotional development, readiness development, and achievement
… than kindergarten children in traditional classrooms. 2. Kindergarten children with high self-concept score only slightly higher on social-emotional development than kindergarten children with low self-concept. 3. Kindergarten children with high self-concept score only slightly higher on …