ERIC ED128341: Reflections on Research in Elementary Schools. | |
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Two primary lines of investigation are involved in this | |
study of elementary school teacher effectiveness. The | |
first focuses on individual differences in students and | |
how these affect teacher expectations, attitudes, and | |
behavior, and the process involved in the formation and | |
change of expectations and attitudes. The overwhelming | |
conclusion that the data supports is that the vast | |
majority of teacher perceptions are accurate and based on | |
student behavior. In those rare cases where persistently | |
incorrect and dysfunctional perceptions are formed, the | |
problem can be solved by building a data base to create | |
understanding and awareness of how these problems | |
develop. The second line of investigation focuses on the | |
question of teacher effectiveness, particularly in | |
producing student learning gains. The results of the | |
analyses indicate that relative differences in teacher | |
effectiveness were statistically significant and | |
reaffirmed the feasibility of identifying highly | |
consistent teachers and studying them to seek | |
associations between classroom process variables and | |
student outcomes. In studying the correlates of teaching | |
effectiveness, one basic finding was that, for many | |
variables, teacher behavior optimal for producing student | |
learning gains in low socioeconomic status (SES) schools | |
was different from teacher behavior optimal for producing | |
learning gains in high SES schools. (JMF) | |
Date Published: 2015-05-05 12:47:18 | |
Identifier: ERIC_ED128341 | |
Item Size: 17981317 | |
Language: english | |
Media Type: texts | |
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