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Flipping In A Technological Rich Classroom, John W. Budge
Flipping In A Technological Rich Classroom, John W. Budge
EDL Sixth Year Theses
The purpose of this study was to explore eighth grade students’ perception of a flipped classroom environment. It is difficult to engage and motivate eighth grade students. This study was created in order to determine if a flipped classroom would spark more interest and therefore eventually lead to an increased ability. More specifically, this study investigated how students perceive their learning is progressing in a flipped math classroom, and how engaged are they using the technology compared to the traditional classroom setting. The classroom environment was switched to a flipped classroom at the start of a new unit in October. …
Intentional Depth Of Knowledge And Its Effects On K-12 Student Engagement, John M. Sizemore
Intentional Depth Of Knowledge And Its Effects On K-12 Student Engagement, John M. Sizemore
Graduate Theses, Dissertations, and Capstones
This research study attempted to identify the impact that cognitive complexity has on student engagement. The primary research questions asked were: What are the effects of depth of knowledge and learning mode on student engagement? Are there interaction effects among depth of knowledge and learning mode and what impact does the interaction have on student engagement? And, are there any variances in interaction effect by educational level (elementary, middle or high school) for depth of knowledge and learning mode on student engagement? This study attempted to determine if cognitive complexity of learning using depth of knowledge (DOK), and learning mode …
Beyond Good Manners: Gratitude And Student Engagement In Lower Elementary, Vanessa Callaghan
Beyond Good Manners: Gratitude And Student Engagement In Lower Elementary, Vanessa Callaghan
Masters of Arts in Education Action Research Papers
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Factors That Contribute To High School Drop-Outs Earning Their High School Diploma, Anne M. Gottlieb
Factors That Contribute To High School Drop-Outs Earning Their High School Diploma, Anne M. Gottlieb
Dissertations
What happens to young people that leave or are put out of their high school before they earn their diploma? Some of them attempt to re-enter school and earn their diploma. This study identifies factors that help students re-engage in their educational journeys. Two research questions guide this work:
- What factors prohibit high school drop outs from earning their diploma and working towards a post-high school goal?
- What can schools do to promote the factors that help students graduate and work towards a post-high school goal?
Relevant literature offers information about the dropout epidemic in the United States, what other …