Pupil and teacher interviews
Teacher and migrant pupil relationships: implications on the migrant pupil UK school experience
... conducting interviews, face to face, with their participants, it is important to acknowledge that they may not trust the intentions of the researcher and unwilling to disclose ...
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An exploration of teacher - pupil communication, narrative thinking and learning
... The results of the tests and interviews suggest there is a close inter-relationship. The very high proportion of students experiencing difficulties in school learning also showed difficulties in narrative ...
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Maintaining the balance: teacher control and pupil disruptions in the classroom
... the teacher, and that they may respond in a variety of ...group interviews, informal conversations and group activities as well as ...for teacher training, show that in the children’s subversion of ...
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Student achievement as a function of class size and pupil-teacher ratio
... Owens’s interviews was that “classroom management and discipline are better… students develop better human relations and have greater regard for others … students learn how to function more effectively as members ...
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The enactment of setting in secondary school PE: Teacher and pupil perspectives.
... face-to-face interviews (Scott, 2000; Eder & Fingerson, 2002); and, second, to redress somewhat the power differential between myself and pupils in the interview situation (Hennessy & Heary, 2005; ...
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A Critical Ethnography of Pupil Resistance to Authority: How Pupil and Teacher Identities Create Spaces of Resistance in the Contemporary School
... issues of child protection I did not want to treat them as if in need of any vastly different ethical considerations than adults. 3.3.1 Informed Consent: Permission to conduct the research was obtained from Durham ...
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The indicators of pupil opinion and teacher interactivity for inquiry-based science teaching
... from interviews, observations, surveys, workshops, focus groups and the pre-testing of the instruments themselves has been included here to position their development within the range of knowledge and expertise ...
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The primary secondary school transition for languages : pupil and teacher experiences and beliefs
... 28 exploratory study based on the, sometimes messy, network of beliefs, experiences and practices of those involved. To explore the experiences of transition in languages of teachers and pupils and the circumstances ...
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Boys’ behavioural and mental health difficulties: an exploration of pupil and teacher discourses
... individual interviews with teaching staff ...in interviews, and that both may differ to discourses outside of ...individual interviews enabled detailed ...
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The Incredible Years Teacher Classroom Management Programme in Ireland: A process evaluation and observational assessment of teacher-pupil outcomes
... no teacher perceived a complete absence of support, the types, extent, and utility of support on offer varied ...baseline interviews demonstrated that classroom support personnel such as SNAs (where ...
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Teacher and pupil perspectives on the use of Virtual Field Trips as physically active lessons
... Methodologies used have some limitations. Firstly, there is mixed evidence for holding child focus groups in school settings and using existing class relationships. Pupils may have been positively prompted to answer to ...
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Teacher and pupil duets
... Chanson Napolitaine Air de Fr. Schubert Cavatine Italienne Quintuor de la Somnantbule. Gavotte d Armide Andante de Beethoven .... Cavatine des Noces de Figaro .. A la Tarantella >[r] ...
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Teacher notes and pupil worksheets
... How to use the Story Sort pupil activity This pupil activity is a simple sorting and ordering task using words and pictures. Use it to reinforce pupils’ understanding and assess their learning. The activity ...
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A study investigating the role of the teacher pupil relationship in affecting pupils' self-esteem and exploring pupil perceptions of a good teacher pupil relationship
... the teacher mentioned did not take a great deal of additional time on the part of the teacher, but would have taken an initial effort to gain the knowledge about the pupils, in order to make enquiries when ...
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Ear Training for Teacher and Pupil 1000078823
... bell, is strong and stable ; C, the Sol bell, is strong and bright, but has the quality of progression rather than the stability and repose.. of the Do tone.[r] ...
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Praise, power and pupil-teacher relationships
... harmonious outlook. The most obvious reason for this being that within their class the use of positive reinforcement really is effective or that TA9 is just outlining strategies used by the teacher or mentioning ...
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Teacher turnover: does it matter for pupil achievement?
... 6.1 Incoming and incumbent teachers In order to explore the effect of entry of teachers with different characteristics, we repeat our preferred fixed effect specification from Table 1, Column 6, but splitting the entry ...
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PERCEPTION OF TEACHER EDUCATORS AND PUPIL TEACHERS TOWARDS SUSTAINABILITY
... new teacher education curriculum framework will need to integrate these perspectives in its ...of teacher educators and pupil teachers responded E for human nature relationship ...
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Narratives of variation in teacher pupil relationships across a career
... on teacher perceptions of their relationships with pupils over three phases of a ...positive teacher-pupil relationships are and create personal dissonance as they try to make sense of their role in ...
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Teacher Unions, Teacher Pay and Student Performance in India: A Pupil Fixed Effects Approach
... models, teacher unionization can lead to higher or lower student ...as teacher salaries, receive greater weight than policies that only indirectly affect them, ...
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