Obtaining Ideal Classroom Conditions Sample Clauses

Obtaining Ideal Classroom Conditions. Xxxxx and Xxxxx (1986) found that it is a good idea to give extra feedback on questions because it could result in a discussion, which is preferred above a normal lecture. (Xxxxxxx & Xxxxx, 1991) In order to have an effective discussion, certain conditions need to be met: “careful planning, thoughtful implementation, a supportive classroom environment, instructor’s knowledge of techniques of questioning and strategies and styles for involving discussion”. (Xxxxxxx & Xxxxx, 1991, p. 36) It should be noted that discussion is preferable in the following cases: when the objective for the course is to retain information after the end of it; to be able to apply knowledge to new situations; to change students’ attitudes; to motivate students toward further learning in the subject area; develop students’ problem-solving or thinking skills. (McKeachie, 1987)
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