Teacher as a Researcher by Megan Sullivan

Sullivan/APA Formatting for M.A.T. Coursework

msulliva — 2013-05-07 21:23:17 UTC

This PowerPoint will provide specific information and examples for writing a research paper using the correct APA 6th edition requirements. It will provide you with examples and instructions for citing videos and texts for your Action Research Project.

Sullivan/Problem Statement Formulation

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Sagor pp.23-24

1. Who is affected? Students, teachers, parents, administrators

2. Who or what is suspected of causing the problem? student reliability/cooperation, various samples to use as variables, teacher biases to avoid influence on project, confidentiality

3. What kinds of problem is it? The problem is a concern for motivation and goal setting

4. What is the goal for improvement? The goal for improvement is to discover which instructional methods/techniques motivate students to learn best and participate as active learners.

5. What do we propose to do about it? Action research will be conducted to find a solution to the problem.

Sullivan/Motivating Students to Learn Article

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Powerful Classroom Management Strategies: Motivating Students to Learn

By Paul R. Burden

Sullivan/Motivation Article

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By Bruce Kaplan and Bonnie Dorsey-Sanders

Sullivan/Motivating Students

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by: Karin Kirk

Sullivan/Kruger Publications

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Susan Kruger, M.Ed. is a certified teacher and learning specialist and is the author of "SOAR Study Skills".

Sullivan/Module 2 Literature Review

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Module 2 Application Assignment: Motivations to Learn Literature Review

Sullivan/Motivation to Learn

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Atherton J S (2011) Learning and Teaching; Motivation [On-line: UK] retrieved 16 May 2013 from http://www.learningandteaching.info/learning/motivation.htm