Values and the classroom teacher


Autoria(s): Jones, Donald Murray.
Contribuinte(s)

Department of Graduate and Undergraduate Studies in Education

Data(s)

09/07/2009

09/07/2009

09/07/1990

Resumo

This is a descriptive study of elementary school teachers' perceptions of values transmitted in classrooms. Through circulation of a survey to teachers in Public and Separate Schools in the "Golden I-Iorseshoe" distt-ict of SOLtthern Ontario (e}{clLtding Toronto), it was found that teachers do see themselves as promoting values which tend to be conceptual or knowledge-based and receptive and pertain to self-perception and personal growth. They also show a tendency t.o Lise nlore conceptL\al teachi ng strategies SLieri as discussiona The respondents had no clear opinion regarding student disposition toward values but did feel very influential in developing that disposition. Demographic factors of gender, age, teaching division and teaching experience affected the responses to the surveYa The study was undertaken to describe a very sensitive area in education in the hope of moving closer toward a more effective school system II.

Identificador

http://hdl.handle.net/10464/2220

Idioma(s)

eng

Publicador

Brock University

Palavras-Chave #Values--Study and teaching (Elementary)--Ontario--Golden #Elementary school teachers--Ontario--Golden Horseshoe.
Tipo

Electronic Thesis or Dissertation