Primary School Teachers′ Perception of Students′ Attention Problems
LI Yu-feng
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LI Yu-feng
Abstract
24 primary school teachers and 98 pupils from Hebei province were tested and interviewed to analyze the accuracy and the influencing factors of primary school teachers′ perception of students′ attention problems.The results indicated as follows:(1)the accuracy of primary school teachers′ perception of students′ attention problems is relatively high as a whole;(2)the accuracy of primary school teachers′ perception declined with the rising of their teaching age and professional post;(3)there is an insignificantly positive correlation between the accuracy of teachers′ perception and the level of their conditional knowledge;(4) the accuracy of primary school teachers′ perception is independent of the grade of students they teaching.
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24 primary school teachers and 98 pupils from Hebei province were tested and interviewed to analyze the accuracy and the influencing factors of primary school teachers′ perception of students′ attention problems.The results indicated as follows:(1)the accuracy of primary school teachers′ perception of students′ attention problems is relatively high as a whole;(2)the accuracy of primary school teachers′ perception declined with the rising of their teaching age and professional post;(3)there is an insignificantly positive correlation between the accuracy of teachers′ perception and the level of their conditional knowledge;(4) the accuracy of primary school teachers′ perception is independent of the grade of students they teaching.
Key concepts: Perception, School teachers, Psychology, Mathematics education, Developmental psychology, Neuroscience