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  1. Pupils' attitude toward technology-Botswana

    Pupils’ Attitude Toward Technology (PATT) research began in Botswana in 1993. The research was designed to study pupils attitudes toward technology through the use of an instrument that has shown to be effective in measuring affective/behavior and cognitive attitude dimensions. The instrument used …

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  2. Home environment and pupils' academic achievement

    … study examined the impact of home-environment on pupils' academic achievement. The first aim was to find out the association, if any, between parental structure and pupils' academic achievement. The second aim was to find out the relationship, if any, between parent-occupational status and pupils' …

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  3. Development of pupils' attitudes to schooling

    … of 250 top-stream middle-class 9-15 years old pupils, using the semantic differential (SD). A theoretical framework combining Fishbein's theory of attitude structure, Osgood et al's theory of meaning and Werner's orthogenetic development was applied. This framework allowed the conjecture that …

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  4. Assessing Elementary Pupils' Attitudes Toward Technology

    … for middle school age students, the PATT (Pupils' Attitudes toward Technology) instrument was developed and administered in the Netherlands. In 1988 the PATT- USA instrument, translated from Dutch to English, was given to 10,000 US middle and high school students and was validated for …

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  5. Headteacher Perspectives On The Reasons Pupils Are Permanently Excluded From Special Schools For Pupils With Severe Learning Difficulties

    … a 72% response. Approximately twenty-five pupils are permanently excluded from SLD schools in England each year. Whilst the trend in special school exclusions has mirrored those of mainstream schools, little variation was evident in the number of SLD exclusions between 1994/5 - 1998/9. The …

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  6. Factors affecting reading comprehension in primary pupils

    … thesis addresses the problem of 8-11 year old pupils who, although appearing to read text fluently, frequently misunderstand it. This problem was studied through Scottish school-based research using classroom materials and subjects from natural class groups. Data were collected from language …

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  7. A Nutritional Survey of Junior High School Pupils

    This survey is the outgrowth of a common school problem of assisting the underweight child to meet the normal demands on his strength and to develop right attitudes and ideals for the health of the normal child. In one sense it is not a scientific experiment, in as much as the dietary control …

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  8. A Developmental Program for Trainable Mentally Retarded Pupils

    … training program and test its results with eight pupils who constituted a class for trainable mentally retarded children. The children were placed in the group on the basis of evaluation by a school psychologist. The training program was the Social Education First Aid (SEFA) program (Gunzburg, …

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  9. A mathematics assessment scheme for less able secondary pupils

    … following conclusions were drawn:<br/><br/>1) Pupils score significantly higher marks when End of Module tests are administered aurally rather than in written form.<br/><br/>2) A higher mark-weighting should be attached to the practical assessments in order to reflect more fully the practical …

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  10. Pupils' experiences of technology : exploring dimensions of technological literacy

    … central part of schooling to adequately prepare pupils to become part of an increasingly technologically driven world. However, studies have shown that large parts of society perceive technology primarily in terms of computers.

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  11. Factors Related to Classroom Incentives of Elementary School Pupils

    Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-08T21:23:44Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 6604278.pdf: 4143210 bytes, checksum: 3ed1ef20ad8f29e31ea42b9a37455129 (MD5) Previous issue date: 1965

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  12. High school pupils' attitudes towards mapwork on the Zambian Copperbelt

    … over the dismal performance of High school pupils in the mapwork component of the Zambian School Certificate Geography paper 1 (2218/1). This problem was against the background of the paucity of knowledge in this area of Geography Education. The study sought to address the following research …

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  13. The anxiety of whole class teacher questioning for primary pupils.

    … increase in whole class teacher questioning of pupils. However, it has been suggested that teacher questioning of pupils in front of their peers may lead to an emotional response including anxiety, worry and fear (Holt 1964,1982 revised) and associated negative feelings, including embarrassment …

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  14. Design and transformation of three dimensional pupils : diffractive and subwavelength

    Three dimensional pupils are investigated in both diffractive and subwavelength regimes and in various applications to shape the flow of light. In diffractive regime, volume holograms are good candidates for pupils of optical imaging systems thanks to their three--dimensional structure, which …

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