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Publication Date: 1972
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The Effects on Achievement of Using the Forced Inferential Response Mode in an Intermediate Grade Population-Geography Unit.
Dale, John Richmond
This study describes and evaluates an intermediate grade self-instructional unit in population geography organized according to the Forced Inferential Response Mode (FIRM) method of presentation. This mode of presentation is compared with a conventional narrative mode supplemented with graphics. The study indicates no statistically significant difference in pupil achievement on the criterion post-test when both modes are compared. Six chapters comprise the study: 1) Background to the Study; 2) Review of the Literature; 3) Development of Materials Used in the Study; 4) Procedures and Methodologies; 5) Findings and Discussions of the Findings; and 6) Summary, Conclusions and Implications of Further Research. Ten appendices, including a bibliography, are included in the work. (FDI)
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Achievement Tests, Curriculum Evaluation, Curriculum Research, Doctoral Dissertations, Geography Instruction, Human Geography, Instructional Materials, Intermediate Grades, Learning Theories, Population Education, Population Trends, Responses, Social Studies, Teaching Methods, Units of Study
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Authoring Institution: Georgia Univ., Athens. Geography Curriculum Project.
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