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Lettis, Donald R.; Summers, Linden D. – Art Educ, 1970
A summer program conducted to encourage male high school dropouts to return to school met with a high degree of success. Each boy was directed to re-examine his values toward education and life. (CK)
Descriptors: Art Education, Dropouts, Learning Experience, Males
Stein, Jay W. – N Cent Assn Quart, 1970
Unfortunately, most people, young and old, learn only what they have to learn' either to respond to social expectations or to further career goals. If the learning situation were less structured, the interest of students would be heightened. (CK)
Descriptors: Communications, Educational Psychology, Learning Experience, Mass Media
McHose, James H. – Psychol Rev, 1970
Descriptors: Learning Experience, Motivation, Operant Conditioning, Rats
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Krippner, Stanley – Journal of Humanistic Psychology, 1976
The controversial nature of "psychic surgery" in the Philippines cannot be resolved because it is still at the level of uncontrolled observation. Here observations thus far are summarized including those of the author. Possibilities for trickery are pointed out, and suggestions are given as to how controlled observation can be…
Descriptors: Critical Thinking, Learning Experience, Medical Case Histories, Psychological Studies
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Hightower, Toby – NASSP Bulletin, 1976
Takes a tongue-in-cheek look at the authority of the school administrator--which, says the author, "could be compared to that of a frog in charge of an alligator pond".
Descriptors: Administrator Attitudes, Administrator Role, Guidelines, Individual Power
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Young, Mark E. – Reading Improvement, 1996
States that the perception of failure will determine a person's reaction when faced with a problem, how he/she tries to solve the problem, and if he/she is successful/unsuccessful at solving the problem. Argues that failure need not be a threat to personal being but should be a learning tool--an experience necessary for mastery. (PA)
Descriptors: Failure, Individual Development, Learning Experience, Life Events
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Wilkes, Leslie M.; Batts, Judith E. – Nurse Education Today, 1998
Registered nurses' (n=162) conceptions of physical science underlying nursing practice were found to be inadequate. Factors influencing nurses' learning--image of nursing, shared experience, and shared language--should be incorporated in the teaching of physical sciences to nurses. (SK)
Descriptors: Course Content, Learning Experience, Nurses, Physical Sciences
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Storkel, Holly L. – Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research, 2001
Thirty-four typically developing children (ages 3-6) participated in a multi-trial word-learning task involving nonwords of varying phonotactic probability. Results indicated that common sound sequences were learned more rapidly than rare sound sequences across form and referent learning. Also, phonotactic probability appeared to influence the…
Descriptors: Language Acquisition, Learning Experience, Phonology, Vocabulary Development
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Ottewill, Roger; McKenzie, George; Leah, Jean – Education + Training, 2005
Purpose - The principal aim of this paper is to present the case for securing greater affinity between the formal curriculum and the hidden curriculum with respect to integration in business education. Design/methodology/approach - Consideration is given to the concept of the hidden curriculum, as manifested in the compartmentalised nature of…
Descriptors: Learning Experience, Business Education, Business Education Teachers, Hidden Curriculum
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Miller-Hewes, Kathy A. – School Arts: The Art Education Magazine for Teachers, 2004
Trees burst with color in the northern states. Autumn leaves dust the ground. Painting the fall landscape is nothing new. Teachers have been doing it in classrooms for decades. The approach, however, can make the difference between whether the fall landscape is simply painting for fun, or a real learning experience. Students learn best when they…
Descriptors: Learning Experience, Experiments, Art Education, Art Activities
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Trigwell, Keith – Journal of Geography in Higher Education, 2006
A phenomenographic approach to research into learning can be appropriate for exploring the approaches geography students adopt in their learning. This resources article provides a brief description of phenomenography. The essence of the approach is that it takes a relational qualitative perspective that aims to describe key aspects of variation in…
Descriptors: Geography, Geography Instruction, Teaching Methods, Research Methodology
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Cappiello, Mary Ann – English Journal, 2004
Social location must be used in such a way so as to stabilize oneself. Thus, it is important that people understand their identity and the way in which their previous experiences can rechannel themselves into current ones.
Descriptors: Social Environment, Identification (Psychology), Adjustment (to Environment), Learning Experience
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DeBraak, LaRonna – NADE Digest, 2008
As scholars continue to debate over the specific skills underprepared students need in order to complete their course of study, perhaps the focus should be on how to tap into students' independent thought processes and encourage students to utilize independent thought to contribute to interdependent groups. Placing value on students' independent…
Descriptors: Remedial Programs, Developmental Programs, Independent Study, Cooperative Learning
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Yang, Yunbao – International Education Studies, 2008
The importance of the English teacher for the development of interest by students in the learning of English is discussed. In the Chinese context, the teacher is regarded traditionally as knowledgeable and the source of learning by students. Commonly, learners have no idea why English language is important to them and their interest in English…
Descriptors: Teacher Role, English (Second Language), Second Language Learning, Foreign Countries
Golding, Barry – Journal of Adult and Continuing Education, 2008
This paper reports on research into community-based men's sheds in Australia, focusing on how regular activity in these sheds impacts on the informal learning experiences of the mainly older men who use them. It leads to an exploration and reflection on how men's learning experiences in such sheds might inform adult and vocational education in…
Descriptors: Informal Education, Community Education, Adult Education, Adult Learning
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