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Studies in Teaching: 1998 Research Digest

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Studies in Teaching: 1998 Research Digest
alternative
Research Projects Presented at the 4th Annual Graduate Student Research Forum
abstract
This collection of papers includes: "Teaching Approaches in Social Studies" (Lisa N. Andries); "Teacher Assigned and Student Generated Writing Topics" (Robert L. Barr, Jr.); "Environmental Knowledge and Concern among High School Students" (Kristin Redington Bennett); "The Use of Primary Sources in the Social Studies Classroom" (Leslie Ann Bilcheck); "Academic Integrity: Cheating and High School" (Kris Britton); "Authoritative Space: The Use of Teacher Proximity in Classroom Management" (James J. Cardo, III); "Using Media in the Secondary English Classroom: A Survey of Teachers" (Donna N. Chandler); "Involvement, Engagement, and the Dynamics of Underachievement in the High School English Classroom" (Rachel C. Childs); "Examination of Classroom Learning Environments in Tracked Biology Classes" (Erin A. Clesen); "To Whom It May Concern: Specific Audience in Student Writing" (Bart Ganzert); "Using Computer Aids to Develop Three Dimensional Visualization Skills in High School Chemistry Students" (Jeffrey S. George); "Creating Authentic Conversation in Literature Discussion: The Role of Teacher Feedback" (Mary K. Graciano); "The English Idiom: Figurative Language in the High School English Classroom" (Jeffrey Hartz); "Cooperative Learning: The Effect of Gender and Ability Grouping" (Tina Lane Heafner); "The Effects of Teacher Facial Expression and Eye Contact on Student Classroom Attitude and Participation" (Katherine M. Humphrey); "Social Studies Teachers and the Internet: Are the Teachers Using It and If So, How?" (Jeremy Kopkas); "Integrating Culture and Language in the Elementary School Foreign Language Program" (Claire W. Maddrey); "Create Active Students through Active Teaching" (Mark Makovec); "The Effects of Teacher Questioning Patterns on Classroom Discourse" (William E. Owen, Jr.); "A Feminist Pedagogy in the Mathematics Classroom" (Beth Payne); "Teacher Politeness in the Secondary English Classroom" (Jamie T. Ravenscraft); "Effective Questioning Techniques: In Theory and Practice" (Sari Rose); "The Importance of Young Adult Literature in the Secondary English Classroom" (Rhonda Faircloth Saweliew); "The Gender Bias in Science: The Missing Links" (Jeff Streeter); "The Use of Formal and Informal Language in the Science Classroom" (Jodi Wheeler); "Improving Foreign Language Instruction at the High School Level Using Early Language Techniques" (Leslie White); "Discipline Style and Teacher Personality" (Jill Wolf); and "Do Current Philosophies in Social Studies Pedagogy Have a Life in the Classroom?" (Lisa L. Yamaoka). (SM)
subject
Ability Grouping
Adolescent Literature
Biology
Cheating
Chemistry
Classroom Environment
Classroom Techniques
Computer Assisted Instruction
Cooperative Learning
Cultural Awareness
Discipline
Elementary Secondary Education
English Instruction
Group Discussion
Internet
Mass Media
Mathematics Education
Philosophy
Questioning Techniques
Science Education
Second Language Instruction
Sex Bias
Sex Differences
Social Studies
Student Attitudes
Student Participation
Teacher Role
Teacher Student Relationship
Teachers
Teaching Methods
Track System (Education)
Underachievement
Writing Assignments
Writing Skills
contributor
McCoy, Leah P. (editor)
coverage
Winston-Salem, NC (spatial)
date
1998-12
2025-05-02T19:20:30Z (accessioned)
2025-05-02T19:20:30Z (available)
2025-05-02 (issued)
identifier
ERIC Number: ED433314 (other)
https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED433314 (uri)
http://hdl.handle.net/10339/110815 (uri)
publisher
Wake Forest University

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