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Downs, Douglas; Wardle, Elizabeth – College Composition and Communication, 2007
In this article we propose, theorize, demonstrate, and report early results from a course that approaches first-year composition as introduction to Writing Studies. This pedagogy explicitly recognizes the impossibility of teaching a universal academic discourse and rejects that as a goal for first-year composition. It seeks instead to improve…
Descriptors: Misconceptions, Academic Discourse, Writing (Composition), Writing Instruction
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Oliva, Jose M.; Azcarate, P.; Navarrete, A. – International Journal of Science Education, 2007
The present work discusses, firstly, different dimensions that characterize the use of analogies in the classroom. Foremost among these are the pupil's level of activity and the degree of monitoring carried out by the teacher. Secondly, the routines declared by a group of science teachers (n = 73), when they described their classroom activity in…
Descriptors: Teaching Models, Science Teachers, Science Education, Classroom Techniques
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Stakelum, Mary – British Journal of Music Education, 2008
Whilst a rationale for the content and organisation of knowledge in a standardised curriculum may be clearly articulated at official policy level, factors may come to bear on a teacher operating at a local level which may work against the successful implementation of the curriculum on the ground. Drawing on a Bourdieuan notion of cultural field,…
Descriptors: Classroom Environment, Classroom Techniques, Teaching Methods, Educational Practices
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Bernard, Sandie; Clement, Pierre; Carvalho, Graca; Gilda, Alves; Berger, Dominique; Thiaw, Seyni Mame; Sabah, Selmaoui; Salaheddine, Khzami; Skujiene, Grita; Abdelli, Sami; Mondher, Abrougui; Calado, Florbela; Bogner, Franz; Assaad, Yammine – Science Education International, 2008
Our study focused on two topics, Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) and their control using condoms. For this, we analysed and compared 42 school textbooks from 16 countries on the general topic "Human Reproduction and Sex Education" using a specific grid designed by the BIOHEAD-Citizen project. Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome…
Descriptors: Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS), Health Education, Sex Education, Textbooks
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Swartz, Robert J. – Educational Leadership, 2008
During the last few decades, the author and his colleagues have developed an instructional framework for infusing thinking into content instruction in every subject and at every grade level. In thinking-based learning, teachers explicitly teach students thinking strategies and important habits of mind and then give students opportunities to apply…
Descriptors: Thinking Skills, Teaching Methods, Educational Strategies, Program Content
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Jones, Jill B.; Pierce, Dean – Journal of Teaching in Social Work, 2006
We describe in this paper the evolving development and evaluation of a praxis-based comprehensive project model in an advanced generalist MSW program. We explain how this model provides students an effective and meaningful way to incorporate social work generalist principles into professional practice, develop expertise about specific clients and…
Descriptors: Social Work, Masters Programs, Program Development, Theory Practice Relationship
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Klassen, Stephen – Interchange: A Quarterly Review of Education, 2006
The contextual approach to teaching is generally recognized as a reasonable and desirable strategy to enhance student learning in science. Using several cognitive and learning theories together with various philosophical considerations, I identify five distinct contexts that are important in engaging learners: the theoretical, practical, social,…
Descriptors: Science Instruction, Epistemology, Educational Philosophy, Teaching Models
Marsh, Margaret – 1992
The objectives of this paper are: to describe art education in New South Wales, Australia; to explain the Student Centered Art Appreciation (SCAA) Model; and to examine how and why the model works in the classroom. Art education is explored from four perspectives or theoretical frameworks: (1) the New South Wales Visual Arts Syllabus; (2) the SCAA…
Descriptors: Art Education, Cooperative Learning, Foreign Countries, Secondary Education
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Raban, Bridie – Reading, 1974
Concludes that in reading words the understanding of meaning and the knowledge of probable letter sequences has a function at least as significant as familiarity with letter shapes. (RB)
Descriptors: Elementary Education, Literature Reviews, Psycholinguistics, Reading Instruction
Davis, Diana F. – 1984
Because of the inadequacy of the three models of English teaching in Australia (the skills, personal growth, and cultural heritage models) in carrying the impact of English instruction beyond its own confines, a new model--the person-process model--is necessary. The model focuses on the individual, but serves to locate individuals in their life…
Descriptors: Educational Theories, Elementary Secondary Education, English Curriculum, English Instruction
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Silverston, Randall A.; Deichmann, John W. – Kappa Delta Pi Record, 1974
The authors propose that students look at teachers and teaching. If they are going to imitate, they should have the best! (Editor)
Descriptors: Skill Development, Student Teachers, Teacher Education Curriculum, Teacher Effectiveness
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Hagopian, Gloria; Kilpack, Virginia – Nursing Outlook, 1974
A model for incorporating selected nursing practitioner skills at the University of Rochester School of Nursing (New York) begins the teaching of physical assessment skills with the neurological examination in the first year of the undergraduate nursing major. (EA)
Descriptors: Job Skills, Medical Education, Neurology, Nursing
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Santiesteban, A. Joseph – Journal of Medical Education, 1975
After observing the models, students can exhibit the interviewing skills by role-playing or by the actual performance of an interview. (Author/KE)
Descriptors: Audiovisual Aids, Behavior Standards, Higher Education, Medical Education
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Stone, Gerald L.; Stebbins, Larry W. – Journal of Counseling Psychology, 1975
This research studied the effectiveness of pretraining procedures in teaching college students to self-disclose. Three modeling procedures were used to teach this verbal skill: video model, audio model, and no model. Results indicated the video model group was the most effective followed by the audio model group. No sex differences were found.…
Descriptors: Behavioral Objectives, College Students, Counseling Effectiveness, Expectation
Chandler, Anne L.; Weinstein, Harold P. – 1978
A three-part model is presented which has been developed for use in teaching a basic course in placement as a component of the rehabilitation process. Its primary foci are the interaction of traditional treatment strategies, placement as a process, and the concept of the client in the environment. The model allows for the presentation of a variety…
Descriptors: Inservice Education, Job Placement, Models, Rehabilitation Programs
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