An Examination of the Effectiveness of Enhancing the Learning Motivation by Imitation Learning : Focusing on the National Language Class in the Sixth Grade of Elementary School
Naruto University of Education, Special Teacher Training
Naruto University of Education, Special Teacher Training
抄録（英）
The goal of this study is to find a method for enhancing the learning motivation of undermotivated pupils in elementary school. To this end, the effectiveness of the groupuscule learning method involving imitation was examined in the context of a national language class. The undermotivated child due to poor reading and comprehension skills learned reading with two highly−motivated children having good reading and comprehension skills. She was urged to imitate the ideas of group members if she had difficulty in reading. The rate of raising a hand（to present her ideas）and the frequency of whispering were measured in six lessons and compared with the values of baseline to estimate her change in the degree of motivation for learning. The results showed this groupuscule learning method involving imitation had enhanced her motivation for learning of reading. This effect seemed to suggest that the undermotivated child had imitated both of the thinking process and attitude for learning of highly−motivated members through the group learning and consequently she began to understand learning contents and improve the attitude for learning.
雑誌名
鳴門教育大学研究紀要
雑誌名(英)
Research bulletin of Naruto University of Education
模倣による学習で学習意欲を高めることの有効性の検討 : 小学校6年生国語科の授業を通して
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