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Merritt, Marilyn – Discourse Processes, 1982
Investigates the ways in which primary school-aged children engage a teacher's attention through active solicitation. Argues that examining these interactions reveals both what the children do and allows for a redefinition of a conceptualization of "talk engagement." (FL)
Descriptors: Class Activities, Classroom Communication, Communication Research, Discourse Analysis
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McGill-Franzen, Anne; McDermott, Peter C. – 1978
The actual process of reading diagnosis and the effects of examiner/student interaction upon the diagnostic outcome were explored in this study. A testing session of approximately 50 minutes, conducted by a university professor to determine the reading problems of a nine-year-old boy, was videotaped. Applying an ethnomethodological model for…
Descriptors: Communication (Thought Transfer), Discourse Analysis, Elementary Education, Ethnography
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Gearhart, Maryl; Newman, Denis – Discourse Processes, 1980
Suggests, based on observations of children in a nursery school drawing activity, that what children understand about drawing is intimately tied to what they know of drawing activities undertaken in a particular social context. (FL)
Descriptors: Art Activities, Cognitive Development, Discourse Analysis, Interaction Process Analysis
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Eder, Donna – Discourse Processes, 1982
Examines the effect of management and turn-allocation activities on students' reading performance during classroom lessons. Shows that the teacher was often oriented toward other class members while eliciting information during students' reading turns. (FL)
Descriptors: Classroom Communication, Classroom Techniques, Discourse Analysis, Grade 1
Driver, Beth – 1978
The assumption that question-answer sequences consist of two moves was examined using data from recordings of second-grade classrooms in Austin, Texas. Interactions initiated by children's spontaneous questions in informal, small group settings were evaluated. Twenty-nine dialogue samples are presented and analyzed. Four issues in the study of…
Descriptors: Child Language, Classroom Communication, Cognitive Processes, Data Analysis
Fanselow, John F. – 1982
As a botanist uses specific, non-judgmental descriptions that are part of a conceptual framework to help see different varieties and characteristics of plants, so teachers can see more clearly what they do if they describe rather than judge what is done. If the purpose of using a framework or model to discuss lesson presentations and classroom…
Descriptors: Body Language, Classroom Communication, Classroom Observation Techniques, Communication Research
Fanselow, John F. – 1976
The patterns of moves in one type of teaching setting is very fixed: the teacher sets the stage for the learning, then sets tasks or asks questions for others to respond to and then comments on the performances. The problem with this pattern in language classrooms is that language is used differently in non-teaching settings. If students are…
Descriptors: Classroom Communication, Classroom Environment, Classroom Observation Techniques, Communicative Competence (Languages)