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Cao, Katy Xinquan – Association for Educational Communications and Technology, 2004
Based on the emotions and responsibilities, this paper proposes a model that identifies three levels of motivation (3LOM) in instruction. It states that motivation can be addressed at three different levels: inclusion, entertainment and edification. It looks at motivation from the angle of social interaction. The focus of the model is to describe…
Descriptors: Teacher Student Relationship, Student Motivation, Interpersonal Relationship, Teacher Role
Borgen, William A.; Calder, Peter – Canadian Counsellor, 1980
The segmented treatment was more effective than the control group treatment regarding three skills while the combined modeling treatment was only significantly better on the listening variable. (Author)
Descriptors: Children, Communication Skills, Comparative Analysis, Elementary School Students
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Sollie, Donna L.; Kaetz, Julie F. – Family Relations, 1992
Provides overview of teaching techniques used in interpersonal and family relationship courses over past decade. Summarizes research assessing teaching techniques and outcome of courses in terms of knowledge, attitude, and behavior changes. Notes increased attention to meeting student needs by helping students clarify values and learn specific…
Descriptors: College Students, Family Life Education, Family Relationship, Higher Education
Smylie, Mark A.; Hawley, Willis D. – 1982
This report reviews recent research on strategies that have been found to promote useful and effective inservice training programs in desegregated schools. The first section presents approaches for planning and implementing inservice training for desegregation. The second section describes inservice desegregation training programs that focus on:…
Descriptors: Administrators, Elementary Secondary Education, Improvement Programs, Inservice Teacher Education
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Jules, Vena – Contemporary Education, 1992
Presents secondary students' perceptions of cooperative learning (CL) in an attempt to understand how and why CL benefits students affectively and cognitively. After describing the structure of learning and schooling, the article discusses how CL promotes positive interdependence, social skills, work skills, and individual accountability. (SM)
Descriptors: Case Studies, Cooperative Learning, Group Activities, High School Students
Talbot, Gilles L. – 1987
This report examines the relationship between attributions that explain the present by examining past behaviors and those that examine current behaviors to predict and control future behaviors. A fundamental difference is proposed between students who are high versus low in academic need achievement. The high achievement student is described as…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Academic Persistence, Achievement Need, Attribution Theory