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MOORE, LARRY F. – 1967
AS A TEACHING DEVICE, THE MANAGEMENT GAME POSSESSES UNIQUE FEATURES--DIRECT FEEDBACK OF DECISION RESULTS AND SEQUENTIAL DECISION-MAKING. THE BUSINESS GAME AND CASE METHOD ARE CLOSELY RELATED. BOTH DEFINE A COLLECTION OF DATA, AFFORD PRACTICE IN THE USE OF ANALYTICAL TOOLS, EXPOSE TRAINEES TO DECISION-MAKING UNDER CONDITIONS OF UNCERTAINTY, AND…
Descriptors: Administrator Education, Business Education, Case Studies, Comparative Analysis
EIGEN, LEWIS D.; KOMOSKI, P. KENNETH – 1960
RELATIVE EFFECTIVENESS OF MECHANICAL TEACHING MACHINES AND PROGRAMED TEXTBOOKS AS TEACHING DEVICES, AND THE EFFECT OF GRADE LEVEL ON LEARNING BY MEANS OF THESE AUTOMATED TEACHING METHODS WERE INVESTIGATED. THE EFFECTIVE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE MECHANICAL, WRITE-IN TEACHING MACHINE AND THE PROGRAMED TEXT IS THAT CHEATING IS LESS LIKELY TO OCCUR WITH…
Descriptors: Cheating, Comparative Analysis, High School Students, Learning Laboratories
PLATTOR, EMMA E. – 1965
THE PURPOSE OF THE PROJECT WAS TO DEVELOP PROGRAMED MATERIALS FOR HANDWRITING INSTRUCTION AND TO EVALUATE THEIR EFFECTIVENESS. COLLEGE STUDENTS FROM TWO UNIVERSITIES WERE ASSIGNED TO FOUR GROUPS--TWO EXPERIMENTAL, ONE COMPARATIVE, AND ONE CONTROL. THESE GROUPS RECEIVED DIFFERENT INSTRUCTIONAL TREATMENTS. DATA WERE OBTAINED BY PRE- AND POST-TEST…
Descriptors: Autoinstructional Aids, Comparative Analysis, Elementary School Teachers, Handwriting Instruction
KLAUS, DAVID J.; LUMSDAINE, ARTHUR A. – 1959
THE INITIAL PHASES OF A STUDY OF SELF-INSTRUCTIONAL AIDS FOR A TELEVISED PHYSICS COURSE WERE DESCRIBED. THE APPROACH, EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN, PROCEDURE, AND TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE STUDY PLAN WERE INCLUDED. THE MATERIALS WERE PREPARED TO SUPPLEMENT THE SECOND SEMESTER OF HIGH SCHOOL PHYSICS. THE MATERIAL COVERED STATIC AND CURRENT ELECTRICITY,…
Descriptors: Autoinstructional Aids, Comparative Analysis, Educational Television, Group Instruction
Ellis, Shari; Rogoff, Barbara – 1980
Children instruct primarily through demonstration and models, while their teachers show a greater reliance on verbal instruction. However, several authors have noted differences between the instructional styles used in classrooms and those used in nonacademic instruction. Nine-year-old teachers use more nonverbal than verbal instruction, and refer…
Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Concept Teaching, Educational Environment, Educational Strategies
O'Connell, Agnes N. – 1980
Recent research on the effects of women's studies courses has indicated that there are two general approaches to teaching: a concern for competence or mastery and a concern for personal change and advocacy. It was hypothesized that students taking a psychology of women course would become more androgynous and masculine in sex-role concept, more…
Descriptors: Androgyny, Assertiveness, Attitude Change, College Students
Miller, Duane I. – 1980
Although conventional approaches to teaching psychology are probably effective to some degree, it is possible that psychology should be a "hands on" science, i.e., students of psychology should learn to apply the concepts and principles of the theoretical regions of psychology and to solve open-ended problems through the application of…
Descriptors: College Students, Comparative Analysis, Feedback, Higher Education
Bossert, William H.; Oettinger, Anthony G. – 1971
One of the objectives of Project TACT is to determine the potential of a gamut of educational media. The working papers in this set have a basis in pictorial information produced through computer graphics. These papers are intended to serve as a basis for sharpening questions, delineating the context within which the answers might be significant,…
Descriptors: Communications, Comparative Analysis, Computer Graphics, Computer Oriented Programs
Yellin, David – 1979
The purpose of this investigation was to discover whether any significant differences in reading comprehension would occur when either a "product" or a "process" cloze procedure was used as a teaching technique. The product approach is based on one correct answer per cloze blank, while the process approach considers all answers relative to the…
Descriptors: Cloze Procedure, Comparative Analysis, Elementary Education, Grade 5
Kucha, Deloros H. – 1977
A study was conducted to evaluate the traditional method (physician, nurse) versus a systems approach method of providing health education. The objectives included the following: identify cost-effective and feasible ways of delivering patient education; guarantee an important resource for the professional in fulfilling his/her patient education…
Descriptors: Armed Forces, Comparative Analysis, Delivery Systems, Health Education
Bassler, Otto C. – 1968
Three studies attempted to assess the relative effects of two methods of instruction: (1) teaching by a carefully structured sequence of questions (intermediate guidance) and (2) teaching by stating each concept with illustrations and then having the students practice the behavior embodied in these concepts (maximal guidance). One of the studies…
Descriptors: Arithmetic, Comparative Analysis, Elementary School Mathematics, Fundamental Concepts
Anglin, Leo W.; And Others – 1978
The framework presented in this paper uses an organizational perspective to describe and compare alternative approaches to teacher education. Alternatives in teacher education such as competency-based teacher education, humanistic education, or programs typified by academic-oriented, liberal arts teacher education are discussed from the viewpoint…
Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Core Curriculum, Education Courses, Instructional Innovation
Moore, Hubert Tipton, Jr. – 1975
The purpose of this study was to determine whether individualized study, as compared to conventional classroom study, would effect significantly greater immediate and prolonged retention of both education and English content. Subjects for the experiment were 44 students enrolled in four sections of two language arts methods classes at Northeast…
Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Doctoral Dissertations, Educational Research, English Instruction
Davis, William J. – 1975
This study investigated the validity of the research methodology which sought to compare methods of instruction through the application of univariate statistical procedures, to contribute to the development of the theoretical position which contended that students of different abilities, needs, preferences, and attitudes should be differentially…
Descriptors: College Freshmen, Comparative Analysis, Conventional Instruction, Doctoral Dissertations
McHargue, Robert Michael – 1975
This study was designed to develop and evaluate new methods of helping college students increase their academic reading efficiency. Three new one-unit courses--identical in reading content, tasks, and skills development, but differing in format, amount of structure, and delivery mode--were developed. The teaching methods in these courses were…
Descriptors: College Students, Comparative Analysis, Doctoral Dissertations, Higher Education
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