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Students Facing Examples: Making the Unseen Visible Learning in an Example-Rich Environment (ERE) -- An Emotional Perspective
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Greensfeld, Hava; Nevo, Efrat – Athens Journal of Education, 2017
The purpose of our qualitative study was to explore the emotional aspects that accompany learning in an Example-Rich Environment, ERE, through the use of examples created by students in previous years. The study was conducted within the framework of the "Learning Processes" academic course at a teacher-education college, from 2010 to…
Descriptors: Learning Processes, Emotional Response, Models, Observational Learning
Understanding the Experimenter's Intention Improves 16-Month-Olds' Observational Learning of the Use of a Novel Tool
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Esseily, Rana; Rat-Fischer, Lauriane; O'Regan, Kevin; Fagard, Jacqueline – Cognitive Development, 2013
Our aim was to investigate why 16-month-old infants fail to master a novel tool-use action via observational learning. We hypothesized that 16-month-olds' difficulties may be due to not understanding the goal of the observed action. To test this hypothesis, we investigated whether showing infants an explicit demonstration of the goal of the action…
Descriptors: Infants, Observational Learning, Novelty (Stimulus Dimension), Hypothesis Testing
Reflecting on Talk: A Mentor Teacher's Gradual Release in Co-Planning
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Pylman, Stacey – New Educator, 2016
The goal of this case study was to explore how a mentor teacher used video-recorded co-planning sessions to reflect on and improve one's mentoring practice. Findings reveal ways in which the mentor used talk in co-planning sessions to model one's thinking process and to gradually release planning responsibility to engage the intern in learning to…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Mentors, Teacher Interns, Reflective Teaching
Retraction of Hard, Lozano, and Tversky (2006)
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Hard, B. M.; Lozano, S. C.; Tversky, B. – Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, 2008
Reports a retraction of "Hierarchical encoding of behavior: Translating perception into action" by Bridgette Martin Hard, Sandra C. Lozano and Barbara Tversky (Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, 2006[Nov], Vol 135[4], 588-608). All authors retract this article. Co-author Tversky and co-author Hard believe that the research results cannot…
Descriptors: Observational Learning, Goal Orientation, Experimental Psychology, Experiments
The Effects of Performance Quality Ratings on Perceptions of Instrumental Music Lessons
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Henninger, Jacqueline C. – Update: Applications of Research in Music Education, 2008
This study examines the extent to which the perceptions of observers instructed to rate the quality of students' performances within ensemble rehearsals and applied lessons differ from those not so instructed. Music education majors (N = 52) wrote statements of observation during their viewing of a stimulus tape. All participants were informed of…
Descriptors: Music Education, Majors (Students), Music, Student Teacher Evaluation
Hierarchical Encoding of Behavior: Translating Perception into Action
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Hard, Bridgette Martin; Lozano, Sandra C.; Tversky, Barbara – Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, 2006
People encode goal-directed behaviors, such as assembling an object, by segmenting them into discrete actions, organized as goal-subgoal hierarchies. Does hierarchical encoding contribute to observational learning? Participants in 3 experiments segmented an object assembly task into coarse and fine units of action and later performed it…
Descriptors: Cognitive Processes, Observational Learning, Correlation, Spatial Ability