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Effects of traditional versus tactual and kinesthetic learning-style responsive instructional strategies on Bermudian learning support sixth-grade students' social studies achievement and attitude test scores.
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Effects of traditional versus tactual and kinesthetic learning-style responsive instructional strategies on Bermudian learning support sixth-grade students' social studies achievement and attitude test scores./
作者:
Lister, Dena O. Butterfield.
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110 p.
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Source: Dissertation Abstracts International, Volume: 65-02, Section: A, page: 0466.
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Dissertation Abstracts International65-02A.
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Education, Special. -
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0496712160
Effects of traditional versus tactual and kinesthetic learning-style responsive instructional strategies on Bermudian learning support sixth-grade students' social studies achievement and attitude test scores.
Lister, Dena O. Butterfield.
Effects of traditional versus tactual and kinesthetic learning-style responsive instructional strategies on Bermudian learning support sixth-grade students' social studies achievement and attitude test scores.
- 110 p.
Source: Dissertation Abstracts International, Volume: 65-02, Section: A, page: 0466.
Thesis (Ed.D.)--St. John's University (New York), School of Education and Human Services, 2004.
This researcher investigated the learning-style characteristics of Learning Support Students (LSS) and Regular Education (RED) students in grade six and the effects of traditional versus learning-style responsive instruction on the former's achievement-and attitude-tests scores. The dependent variables for this investigation were standard scores on the Learning-Style Inventory (LSI) (Dunn, Dunn, & Price, 2003); mean-gain scores on the instructional treatments; and scores on the Semantic Differential Scale (SDS) (Pizzo, 1981).
ISBN: 0496712160Subjects--Topical Terms:
606639
Education, Special.
Effects of traditional versus tactual and kinesthetic learning-style responsive instructional strategies on Bermudian learning support sixth-grade students' social studies achievement and attitude test scores.
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The sample consisted of 93 students of which 74 had consistency scores of 70 or higher on the LSI. A one-way ANOVA revealed significant differences at p < .05 on five of its 21 elements. The LSS were less Motivated than the HA students; less Persistent than the RED and HA students; less Responsible (Conforming) than the RED and HA students; wanted less Structure than the HA students; and wanted closer supervision by those whom they perceived to be Authoritative Figures than the RED students.
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The instructional treatments consisted of Traditional instruction that involved discussions, and worksheets, whereas the Learning-Style responsive instruction consisted of tactual and kinesthetic floor games. A GLM Repeated-Measures design was used to analyze the data. These analyses revealed significant main effect interactions for instructional methods among all four treatments. The within-subject effects were significant F = 67.007, p < .05 with an eta2 = .684, indicating that the results for each part were significantly different from each other. Pairwise comparisons indicated that the LSS students performed significantly better with both Learning-Style instructional treatments than they did with Traditional treatments. The LSS students also produced significantly lower test scores on the second Traditional treatment than on the first Learning-Style treatment, suggesting that this particular Learning-Style instructional approach, rather than Traditional teaching, was a more effective instructional strategy for these students. Furthermore, a One Sample t-test indicated significantly more positive student attitudes on the SDS when they were instructed with a learning-style, rather than a traditional approach (p < .05).
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