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RIESSMAN, FRANK – 1963
THE RECENT CONCERN FOR THE PROBLEMS OF THE POOR IS BEING REFLECTED IN CHANGES IN EDUCATIONAL THEORY AND PRACTICES. EDUCATORS NOW FEEL THAT THE DISADVANTAGED YOUTH IS EDUCABLE AND THAT IT IS THE SCHOOL'S RESPONSIBILITY TO EDUCATE HIM. THERE IS, HOWEVER, THE DANGER THAT THIS PRESENT CONCERN IS ONLY A "FAD" AND THUS WILL PASS. IN THEIR INCREASED…
Descriptors: Behavior Patterns, Disadvantaged Youth, Educational Change, Learning
MCLUHAN, MARSHALL – 1960
IN TYPICAL MCLUHAN STYLE, THE AUTHOR OF THIS WORKING PAPER TRACES HISTORICAL-CULTURAL TRANSITIONS FROM PHONETIC ALPHABET TECHNOLOGY TO MEDIA OF THE NEW ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY. THESE MEDIA ARE VIEWED AS EXTENSIONS OF MAN'S SENSES, AND AS LANGUAGES THEMSELVES, WHOSE ONLY CONTENT ARE OTHER MEDIA. EACH MEDIUM (E.G. SPEECH, WRITING, PRINT, PHOTOGRAPHY,…
Descriptors: Communications, Cultural Influences, Experiments, Language Patterns
LARSON, C. THEODORE; AND OTHERS – 1965
ENVIRONMENT CAN BE DESCRIBED AS A STIMULUS FIELD TO WHICH THE SUBJECT RESPONDS WITH THE SUBJECT'S BEHAVIOR ALSO BECOMING AN ENVIRONMENTAL FACTOR. ITS RELATIONSHIP TO LEARNING CAN BE ESTABLISHED BY SPECIFIC CASE STUDIES THAT ANALYZE THE PARTICULAR ENVIRONMENT, THE PARTICULAR LEARNER (OR GROUP OF LEARNERS), AND THE PARTICULAR LEARNING ACTIVITY.…
Descriptors: Building Design, Building Innovation, Educational Environment, Environmental Research
SWAN, MALCOLM D. – 1966
THE RESEARCH WAS DESIGNED TO COLLECT INFORMATION ABOUT CURRICULAR CONTENT, TO MEASURE COGNITIVE AND AFFECTIVE ACHIEVEMENT OF STUDENTS, AND TO DETECT RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN CERTAIN SCIENCE PROGRAM FACTORS AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT. THE SAMPLE CONSISTED OF 3,060 CHILDREN AND THEIR TEACHERS AND PRINCIPALS. THROUGH A QUESTIONNAIRE, INFORMATION WAS…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Curriculum Development, Elementary School Science, Evaluation
GROPPER, GEORGE L.; LUMSDAINE, ARTHUR A. – 1961
A SERIES OF EXPERIMENTS WAS CONDUCTED TO TEST THE EFFECTIVENESS OF TELEVISED INSTRUCTION. THIS REPORT, THE SECOND IN A SERIES, EXAMINED THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ACTIVE STUDENT RESPONSE ON LEARNING DURING TELEVISED LESSON. PRINCIPLES OF PROGRAMING DERIVED FROM TEACHING-MACHINE RESEARCH AND APPLIED IN THIS STUDY INCLUDED (1) THE REDUCTION OF LESSON…
Descriptors: Educational Television, Individual Differences, Learning, Programed Instruction
Schwartz, Geraldine; And Others – 1980
The use of Restricted Environmental Stimulation Therapy (REST) as a treatment procedure was evaluated with eight autistic children of two age groups: 6 to 8 years and 9 to 11 years. The stimulation of the environment was reduced to a minimum for 48 hours. Psychological assessment was performed as well as measures of Ss' learning rates on…
Descriptors: Autism, Behavior Patterns, Elementary Education, Environmental Influences
Brody, Philip J. – 1980
There are difficulties associated with research to determine the relationship of pictorial illustrations and learning from instructional texts. Although pictorial illustrations are one of the most common components of instructional texts, little has been done to determine how they affect learning from texts. The research associated with this area…
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Higher Education, Learning, Literature Reviews
Smith, T. Michael – 1977
The effect of a meaningful instructional context and practice variety on rule retention was investigated. One hundred high school students participated. The design was a 2 by 3 completely randomized factorial design. The instructional context factor had two fixed levels: context and rule. The practice variety factor had three fixed levels: broad-,…
Descriptors: Computer Science Education, Educational Research, Instruction, Learning
Iowa Univ., Iowa City. – 1965
TWO SIMILAR CLASSROOMS WERE SET UP IN THE LENNOX LIVING LABORATORY, DES MOINES, IOWA, ONE FOR EXPERIMENTAL GROUPS AND ONE FOR CONTROL GROUPS. TEMPERATURE, AIR CIRCULATION AND HUMIDITY CAN BE CONTROLLED AND MEASURED IN BOTH ROOMS. THE ROOMS ARE OF SIMILAR SIZE, LAYOUT AND CONSTRUCTION, THE THERMAL ENVIRONMENT BEING THE ONLY VARIABLE. THE FOLLOWING…
Descriptors: Air Conditioning, Classroom Environment, Controlled Environment, Experimental Schools
Rankin, Earl F.; Dale, Lothar H. – 1968
One hundred and seventy-four Texas Christian University developmental reading students participated in an investigation which applied the residual gain technique to individual reading gains as measured by the cloze procedure. Comparisons were made between cloze crude gains and cloze residual gains and between cloze tests constructed with lexical…
Descriptors: Achievement Gains, Cloze Procedure, Correlation, Individual Differences
Schulz, Richard William – 1966
Studied was the effect of advance organizers, as defined by Ausubel, on the learning of concepts in science. Sixth grade classes studied two sequences of major concept-centered learning tasks developed by the investigator. The first had 12 lessons about energy forms and transformations; the second had five about photosynthesis and respiration as…
Descriptors: Achievement, Cognitive Processes, Concept Formation, Doctoral Dissertations
Coldeway, Nancy A.; Merrill, M. David – 1976
Twenty-nine college undergraduates completed practice problems to learn the concept "Trochaic meter", receiving either no feedback (NF), correct answer feedback (CA), or attribute isolation feedback (AI). Subjects recorded their confidence in their answers for both practice and test items, along with the amount of time they spent studying the…
Descriptors: College Students, Concept Formation, Educational Research, Feedback
Lundy, Ruthe A.; And Others – 1978
To isolate and focus on the learning characteristics of the highly gifted, 101 gifted students were identified and interviewed over a 2-year period. Four dimensions of learning characteristics were analyzed: instructional style, peer context, independence, and variety. Among findings from interviews were that an opporuntity for discovery learning…
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Exceptional Child Research, Gifted, Interviews
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Drum, Priscilla – 1975
This study explored the effects of different sentence conditions upon reading comprehension as evidenced by reading rate and recall taken at various times. Thirty-two subjects from a California high school representing four sex-by-ability groups, read experimental material on a table-top programmer while being timed. Recall responses were recorded…
Descriptors: Learning, Reading Comprehension, Reading Rate, Reading Research
Sulzen, Robert H.; Thomas, Donald L. – 1975
Adjunct instructional materials are questions and answers keyed to a text. The adjuncts for the study were prepared for textbooks used with two Air Force ROTC courses. Over 400 students at two universities served as subjects. Four experiments were conducted using a counterbalanced repeated measures design. Students used adjunct materials for…
Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Evaluation Methods, Learning, Program Evaluation
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