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Crane, Valerie; Ballif, Bonnie L. – Journal of Experimental Education, 1973
The prupose of this study was to examine within a classroom the effects of adults modeling responses to moral situations with or without rule structure on responses of fifth graders. (Author)
Descriptors: Adults, Classroom Environment, Elementary School Students, Leadership Responsibility
Crane, Valerie – 1985
This collection of five documents presents data provided by approximately 200 different students in 26 2- and 4-year institutions who, during the fall of 1984, were enrolled in one of five Annenberg/CPB (Corporation for Public Broadcasting) telecourses: The Brain, Mind and Behavior; The Write Course; The Constitution: That Delicate Balance; The…
Descriptors: Distance Education, Educational Television, Higher Education, Instructional Material Evaluation
Crane, Valerie – 1985
Research was conducted to examine student response to the fall 1984 Annenberg/CPB (Corporation for Public Broadcasting) telecourse experience and to determine factors that influenced students' decisions to take and/or drop the course, how they used the materials available to them, how effective they found these materials to be, and how this course…
Descriptors: Diaries, Distance Education, Educational Television, Higher Education
Crane, Valerie – 1985
Made up of four separate reports, this document presents comparisons and student comments for five Annenberg/CPB (Corporation for Public Broadcasting) telecourses offered in the fall of 1984: The Brain, Mind and Behavior; The Constitution: That Delicate Balance; The Write Course; The New Literacy; and Congress: We the People. Based on evaluations…
Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Diaries, Distance Education, Dropout Research