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Lipponen, Lasse; Rahikainen, Marjaana; Lallimo, Jiri; Hakkarainen, Kai – Learning and Instruction, 2003
Analyzed patterns of participation and discourse mediated by Virtual Web School (VWS), an Internet-based asynchronous bulletin board system used by 23 fifth graders in Finland. Findings show high density of articipation, but the need for improvement in the quality of student discussion on VWS. (SLD)
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Cooperative Learning, Discussion, Elementary School Students
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Kruse, Sharon D.; Louis, Karen Seashore – Educational Administration Quarterly, 1997
Analyzes four middle schools' experiences with interdisciplinary teams. Although teaming is often considered a vehicle for developing community in schools, it may also present tensions for developing cohesiveness across teams. Too little time may be devoted to discussing important whole-school issues. The demands of teacher empowerment within the…
Descriptors: Administrator Responsibility, Collegiality, Community, Discussion
Beck, Terence A. – 2001
The Third International Math and Science Study (TIMSS) concluded that teaching is a cultural activity. But do claims about teaching based largely in comparisons of math teachers also apply to teaching in disciplines with less well-defined problems, like civics? What is gained and what is lost when the cultural aspect of teaching becomes the focus?…
Descriptors: Civics, Critical Thinking, Cultural Influences, Discussion
Harlem Consolidated School District 122, Rockford, IL. – 1974
This is the final report of a three year program for preventing dropout attitudes from developing in the middle schools in grades 6,7, and 8. The project plans focused on three major goals: staff training for leading the project activities the development of materials for assisting teachers in the project activities, and the provision of…
Descriptors: Discussion, Discussion Groups, Discussion (Teaching Technique), Dropout Attitudes