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High Student Achievement Through Classroom Management, Angela Lacher, Mary Zich
High Student Achievement Through Classroom Management, Angela Lacher, Mary Zich
Masters of Arts in Education Action Research Papers
The purpose of this research study was to find to what extent classroom engagement and behavior would be affected by the use of ClassDojo in a kindergarten and first grade classroom? This study was completed in a public elementary school and included 18 kindergarten and 20 first grade students. Data sources included: an observational record of students’ on and off task behavior, monitoring students’ Fix-It Plans and Office Discipline Referrals from the middle of the year to the end of the year, and ClassDojo totals for “Positive” and “Needs Work” points throughout the 6 week study. ClassDojo was presented to …
Decreasing Off-Task Behaviors In An Elementary Classroom, Celia Bradley
Decreasing Off-Task Behaviors In An Elementary Classroom, Celia Bradley
Masters of Arts in Education Action Research Papers
Abstract The purpose of the research was to find which interventions (cognitive, humanistic, behavioral, social) are most effective in decreasing off-task behaviors in an elementary classroom. The research project took place in an upper elementary classroom. The class consists of sixteen fourth through sixth grade Montessori students in a public school setting. Fifty percent of these students are new to Montessori education. Twenty-five percent of the class is special needs students. The four sources of data used in this research included observation forms, self-assessment forms, a story-evaluation form, and class revision of community rules. The results showed a decrease in …
The Effects Of Relationship-Driven Classroom Management, Lisa M. Laasch
The Effects Of Relationship-Driven Classroom Management, Lisa M. Laasch
Masters of Arts in Education Action Research Papers
Abstract This study was initiated to determine the effects of relationship-driven classroom management on positive behaviors in the lower elementary classroom. The research was conducted in a rural public Montessori school. Students were carefully observed to determine behavioral norms. Next, they were invited to participate in a survey to establish their current perception of positive relationships within their school and particularly with myself as a guide. Subsequently, I conducted a family survey, recorded daily observation of positive behaviors, and collected samples of student work during the research period. Finally, I re-administered the students survey to determine if they believed their …