Teaching Beginning Reading: A Case for Monitoring Feelings and Attitudes?
Hazel Francis
Abstract
Hazel Francis
Abstract
There is a good deal of evidence that children’s feelings about and attitudes towards an activity they do in school can have a considerable bearing upon their success in that activity. Hazel Francis suggests this is true with regard to reading and reports on a study which explored the information teachers could glean from monitoring children’s feelings about reading.
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There is a good deal of evidence that children’s feelings about and attitudes towards an activity they do in school can have a considerable bearing upon their success in that activity. Hazel Francis suggests this is true with regard to reading and reports on a study which explored the information teachers could glean from monitoring children’s feelings about reading.
Key concepts: Feeling, Reading (process), Psychology, Social psychology, Pedagogy, Developmental psychology, Linguistics, Philosophy