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Johnston, James O.; Calhoun, Jo Anne P. – J Educ Res, 1969
Descriptors: Cognitive Processes, Educational Methods, Educational Research, Grade 10
Chao, Yuen Ren – 1969
The purpose of this series is to supply the advanced student of spoken Chinese with reading material he can actually use in his speech. The author has tried to include as great as possible a variety of subject matter and style of language. Volume I consists of "Short Stories, Conversations, and Learned Articles,""Fragments of an Autobiography"…
Descriptors: Autobiographies, Chinese, Drama, Lecture Method
Brunner, Edmund deS.; And Others – 1959
Research on the use of discussion in adult education has been largely concerned with comparing it with the use of other instructional techniques and with measuring opinion change. Many studies, such as Kurt Lewin's study of food habits, have compared the effectiveness of group discussion as contrasted with lecture in changing opinions and…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Behavior Change, Group Discussion, Leadership
Sharp, William Legg, Jr. – 1972
This study was proposed to determine the occurrence, stability, and character of kinetic structure patterns within college physics lessons. Six lectures were randomly chosen from the schedules of each of six cooperating physics professors and a transcription of audio-tape recordings of each lecture was prepared. The flow of discourse was broken…
Descriptors: College Science, Doctoral Dissertations, Educational Research, Higher Education
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Geller, E. Scott; And Others – 1975
In an attempt to shape better teaching, 18 students were given the opportunity to provide continuous feedback to a college instructor concerning a particular aspect of his lecturing. A student feedback device (SFD) used in this research consists of three major parts: (1) a feedback panel containing 18 indicator lights, each light being clearly…
Descriptors: Behavior Change, Behavior Theories, Comprehension, Conditioning
Vander Wal, Judson Marc – 1972
The primary problem was to investigate the relationships between two methods of presenting biological information (lecture-laboratory and audio-tutorial) and students' attitudes toward biology and their terminal achievement. A total of 259 students from Grand Rapids Junior College, Grand Rapids, Michigan, participated while 136 students from…
Descriptors: Biology, College Science, Doctoral Dissertations, Educational Research
Shellaberger, Donna J. – 1969
This manual is designed to help lawyers develop the skills needed to present effective, stimulating continuing legal education (CLE) lectures. It focuses on the particular purpose and nature of CLE lecturing, relationships and interplay of personalities in CLE, commitments and constraints which lecturers should observe, program structure and…
Descriptors: Attitudes, Guides, Instructional Materials, Lawyers
Price, Joedd – 1970
Present methods of high school and college instruction in history, namely, the instructor centered approaches, have made the study of history irrelevant for many students, and hence objectives for teaching history are seldom realized. Even good lectures, and most discussion classes, result in the student acting as a passive observer, never…
Descriptors: Course Objectives, Higher Education, History Instruction, Inquiry
Colmey, James W. – 1968
The West Tennessee Research Development Consortium, formed to increase the potentiality of research in two small West Tennessee Colleges, consists of a project designed to train in research methodology one research person on each of the two campuses, and to offer concurrently an inservice training program to eight faculty members in each of the…
Descriptors: College Faculty, Discussion (Teaching Technique), Educational Researchers, Inservice Teacher Education
Beattie, Thomas; Frick, Paul – 1963
In order to determine the feasibility of bringing outstanding teachers to the high school classroom, 5 small Colorado schools examined multi-school sharing of information through use of long-distance conference telephone calls. Three of the experiments involved college professors lecturing via telephone to high school students in American History…
Descriptors: American History, Communications, Educational Media, High School Students
Murdock, Michael Lawrence – 1973
This study was conducted to extend the present state of research involving independent study as a teaching and learning methodology in the 2-year community college. A stratified random sample of 241 subjects was organized into six day and two night sessions of freshman English at Prince George's Community College, Largo, Maryland. Four instructors…
Descriptors: College Freshmen, Community Colleges, Doctoral Dissertations, English Instruction
Welsh, Brian W. W., Ed. – 1973
Because mass media form one of the most important means of adult education, this two-volume textbook teaches the educational uses of radio. Instructions and sample scripts are included for talk, interview, discussion, magazine, feature, and drama programs. Each section is followed by questions to test the student's memory of basic concepts and…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Broadcast Industry, Drama, Educational Radio
Hiller, Jack H.; Ulman, Jerome – 1973
Students enrolled in a university educational psychology course were subjects in this study to determine the effects of preparation on the level of vagueness in lecturing. Subjects were provided either five or eleven minutes to prepare lecture notes on a given topic. Results showed preparation time, number of note words, and a test of topic…
Descriptors: College Students, Communication Skills, Educational Psychology, Lecture Method
Anderson, Glenn L. – 1965
This series of magazine articles stresses ways in which educational institutions can use direct mail advertising to promote lectures, concerts, and other programs to off-campus audiences. The application of direct mail principles to selling education is suggested, and the advantages and disadvantages of direct mailings by colleges and universities…
Descriptors: Advertising, Audiences, Colleges, Community Support
McGee, Reece; Knuckman, Charlene S. – 1969
An Introductory Sociology class enrolling up to 1,000 students per semester was the group used in this experiment to discover empirically validated means of teaching the mass class with both emotional satisfaction to students and pedagogical efficiency. The course was conducted in lecture-discussion style with two lectures and one discussion…
Descriptors: Classroom Research, College Instruction, Higher Education, Large Group Instruction
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