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More student centered learning, less teacher talking.

More student centered learning, less teacher talking. By: Abigail Chevalier EDC 448 Fall 2010. Research. Research indicates that the following seven factors are key elements to the effectiveness of teaching : engaged academic learning time

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More student centered learning, less teacher talking.

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  1. More student centered learning, less teacher talking. By: Abigail Chevalier EDC 448 Fall 2010

  2. Research • Research indicates that the following seven factors are key elements to the effectiveness of teaching: • engaged academic learning time • use of positive reinforcement • cooperative learning activities • positive class atmosphere • higher-order questioning • cues and feedback • use of advance organizers.

  3. Flanders Interaction Analysis • A research tool which became a widely used coding system to analyze and improve teaching skills. • Led to the two-thirds rule

  4. Hypothesis 66.6% • Two-thirds of classroom time is devoted to talking • Two-thirds of this time the person talking is the teacher • Two-thirds of the teacher’s talk is “direct”

  5. The Procedure • The sample of the study consisted of 15 randomly selected classrooms at the secondary level • The number of observed students was 600 at the secondary level • The total number of observed teachers was 25 and the total number of observed students was 600 • The researcher sat in the classroom for 45 minutes in the best position to hear and see the participants • At the end of each three second period, the researcher decided the category that best represented the communication of events • The researcher wrote down this category number while simultaneously assessing communication in the next period. • The researcher continued at the rate of 20 to 25 observations per minute.

  6. Effects • Students become passive • Students become dependent on teacher • This dependency has adverse effects on students’ attitudes toward learning and students’ performance in school

  7. Conclusion • Mean talk time (in percentage) in the secondary level classroom was more than two-thirds of the total class time. • The mean teachers’ talking time (in percentage) in the secondary level classroom was more than two-thirds of the total class time. • The mean teachers’ direct talking time (in percentage) in the secondary level classroom was more than two-thirds of the total class time.

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