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Baskin, Elaine J.; Hess, Robert D. – Journal of School Psychology, 1980
Summarizes affective education programs and evaluations of effectiveness of these programs. Specific objectives of curricula cluster into three areas--internal-emotional, cognitive, and overt-behavioral. Results indicate that programs produce measurable outcomes in all areas, although evidence of effects is less impressive in the…
Descriptors: Affective Behavior, Children, Curriculum Evaluation, Educational Objectives
Ayers, Douglas; And Others – 1980
The University of Victoria Program offers university-level courses mainly in the humanities and the social sciences to prisoners at Matsqui and Kent Institutions. Within this liberal arts approach there is a structural developmental thrust to promote cognitive and moral development and not simply to provide a general education or job skills.…
Descriptors: Academic Education, Adult Education, Affective Behavior, Citizenship Responsibility
Nelson, Neil; Martin, William – 1976
Designed to observe changes in biracial student behavior brought about by Project BACSTOP (a series of structured experiences in a variety of wilderness settings meant to bring students of different races together in stressful adventure activities geared to promote interaction, communication, and cooperation), this evaluation studied five…
Descriptors: Adventure Education, Affective Behavior, Basic Skills, Blacks
Potts, Vernon R. – 1974
After two years of operation, Project BACSTOP (Better Acquisition of Cognitive Skills through Outdoor Programming, a series of structured experiences in wilderness settings meant to bring seventh and eighth grade students of different races together in challenging adventure activities intended to promote interaction, communication, and…
Descriptors: Adventure Education, Affective Behavior, Attitude Change, Blacks
Kleinfeld, Judith; And Others – 1983
The paper discusses dilemmas in doing research on the kinds of teachers who are effective with Eskimo and Indian children in isolated, rural Alaska communities. Issues discussed are identification of effective cross-cultural teachers by a "multiple hurdle" technique; criteria that 228 teachers, 29 administrators, and 40 community members…
Descriptors: Administrator Attitudes, Affective Behavior, Alaska Natives, American Indian Education