Cazden, C. B. Secondly, the length of pause should vary according to the difficulty of the question. Quality Teaching. Teddlie, C., and Stringfield, S. (1993). Therefore, this factor consists of five componentsteacher-student interaction, student-student interaction, competition between students, teachers treatment of students, and classroom disorder. (1986). Towards the Development of Generic and Differentiated Models of Educational Effectiveness: a Study on School and Teacher Effectiveness in Physical Education. Discipline. endobj The model is a combination of different approaches to teaching: Direct and Constructivist. non published studies are seldom included in the analysis. The Purpose of the study is to find out the factors that affect the actual teaching and learning of mathematics in senior high schools. Changes in School Characteristics Coincident with Changes in Student Achievement. High Schools ABSTRACT This study reports on a cross-sectional case study that explores factors hampering and hindering the effective teaching and learning of tourism in the township schools. Editors B P. M. Creemers, and G. J. Reezigt (Groningen: ICO), 3548. Diane Whitmore Schanzenbach, Lauren Bauer, and Megan Mumford 6, 1549. doi:10.3389/fpsyg.2015.01549. Second, the study design did have a moderating effect on the average effect sizes. The objective of this study was to conduct a meta analysis of studies conducted in the past on effective teaching and its impact on student learning outcomes. It is pointed out that eight factors of the dynamic model do not form a single teaching approach. 1296 0 obj The study included unpublished dissertations. What are the factors that affect teaching and learning of Mathematics in the undergraduate level? Many other kinds of difficulty which are directly related to learning factors may interfere with progress. The research method used for study was descriptive survey and supported by qualitatively. Drawing cues from the above literature, a meta analysis exploring the impact of teaching factors on student learning outcomes has been conducted. The quality of any teaching program cannot rise above the quality of teachers, teaching is a highly individualized activity, and the student-teacher interaction is an intense human relationship that encompasses a broad range of personalities and behaviors [4]. The approach used in this study highlights the importance of using a theory driven approach in selecting, organizing and integrating existing literature. (2004). Eur. Physical Factor 4. (C. Watkins, Ed.) (1979). The data also suggest that the effective teaching and learning of tourism in schools is stifled retrogressively by various factors that are related to unions. The efficiency of the work from day to day and the rapidity with which it is achieved are influenced by the attitude of the learner. doi:10.1177/0013161x03253411, Keywords: learning, teaching, meta analysis, higher education, quality, Citation: Chaudhary P and Singh RK (2022) A Meta Analysis of Factors Affecting Teaching and Student Learning in Higher Education. From the results, the following were recommended; interactive methods of teaching mathematical concepts need to be used by mathematics teachers. The next section provides a short account of the Dynamic model of educational effectiveness based on which this meta-analysis has been structured. 41, 1930. Students' attitude towards mathematics. <><>22 23]/P 22 0 R/Pg 1301 0 R/S/Link>> Oxford: Pergamon. For any queries, disclaimer is requested to kindly contact us. RS singh is the principal author of the article. Teach. Sch. It can give existing or prospective teachers an opportunity to practice and rehearse these factors in classroom, reflect on them and receive feedback on how their practices can be improved. endobj Goldstein, H. (2003). Encyclopedia Britannca. From a theoretical perspective, the findings of this meta analysis reveal weak moderators on the factors examined in this meta analysis across different countries. Effective teachers either give a clear strategy or help students in developing strategies in order to solve different problems (Gijbels et al., 2006; Grieve, 2010). First, the study gives an additional purpose for conducting meta analyses. For effective teaching to take place, we need torch lighters (Lacina & Block, 2011), teachers who distinguish themselves and set themselves apart from the rest. higher values of the index) and darker blue shading reflects less-supportive community conditions (i.e. The student is able to recognize the inter-linkages between different parts. J. Educ. Interpersonal Teacher Behaviour and Student Outcomes. The preferred reporting items for systematic and meta analysis (PRISMA) guidelines were followed in selection of studies (See Figure 1). Educ. Scheerens, J., and Creemers, B. P. (1989). The results of the study showed that inadequate teaching and learning resources and quality tutors are some of the factors affecting the effective instruction and learning in mathematics the classroom at SHS level. A tool for improving the teaching and learning of mathematics for attainment of seven point agenda. J. 1.1 BACKGROUND OF STUDY. Statement of the Problem: There has been a great concern about factors affecting teachers' use of visual aids in the public primary schools Barkin-Ladi as . endobj (1979) found that some schools were more effective than others even when student background characteristics were controlled for. Amakom-Kumasi: Payless Publication Limited. Front. They also presented evidence that these effects could be attributed to a process characteristics of schooling like school climate, educational leadership, curriculum and organisational characteristics. In other words, the teaching factors and their impact on student learning outcomes are universal. Such studies help in tracing the impact of teaching factors over a period of time. Improvement 17 (3), 347366. Journal of Educational Psychology, 85 (1), 41-48. 166 0 obj 40, 375401. Emotional 5. The next step in this meta analysis was to examine if the reported effect sizes were moderated by factors like country in which study was conducted (western or non western), level of education (school or university) and study design employed (cross sectional, longitudinal, experimental). Classroom teaching is affected by many different factors, from the tangibles to the more subtle ones. By gradespan, schools with lower rates of chronic absence are shown in yellow and schools with the highest rates of chronic absence are shown in red. Coleman, J. S. (1996). According to Piagets observation of childrens thinking insists that childrens intellectual growth is augmentable when relationships are established between real world experiences and action. The study has various theoretical, methodological and practical implications. Abstract A survey design was adopted in this study. Sch. Cohen, L., Manion, L., & Morison, K. (2008). S. A: Routhledge. A low score in one subject and his scores in other subjects indicate the possible presence of a special deficiency. KEYWORDS Effective Teaching and Learning. b) Do the effects associated with teaching factors and learning outcomes vary with level of education, country (western/non-western) and study design. 37, 1527. It can give existing or prospective teachers an opportunity to practice and rehearse these factors in classroom, reflect on them and receive feedback on how their practice can be improved. 34 (6), 807838. (2001). <><><>353 0 R]/P 132 0 R/Pg 1318 0 R/S/Link>> The Hamilton Project has many resources for tackling chronic absence: Those interested in looking more closely at how rates of chronic absence vary across different student characteristics and schools can find those details in two interactives: Chronic Absence across the United States and Chronic School Absenteeism in the United States. These Hamilton Project interactive maps allow anyone to explore rates of chronic absence at the school, district, state, and national levels by student and school characteristics. Teaching for Social Justice, Delivery, and Citizenship in a Global World. Predicting difference in effect sizes. Moseri, P. O., Onwuka, P. O., & Iweka, S. (2010). Takoradi: St Francis Press Ltd. Opoku, J. Y. However, this argument can be further examined in future studies incorporating results across a greater range of countries. Knowledge of the nature of the pupils intellect is of considerable value in the guidance and the diagnosis of disability. (New York: Macmillan), 85107. Fifteen Thousand Hours: Secondary Schools and Their Effects on Children. There is no best or most effective teaching style, which . The MetaF macros was used in SPSS to conduct the random effect moderator analysis. An investigation into factors that influence teachers content coverage in primary Mathematics. Mathematics Assessment: Myths, Models, Good Questions and Practical Suggestions. From a theoretical standpoint, this finding points out that when it comes to teaching, imposing inessential and superfluous dichotomies between different teaching approaches might be impractical. Instruction 10 (3), 249266. This paper also tests the dynamic model of educational effectiveness for its empirical validity. A STUDY ON FACTORS AFFECTING TEACHING COMPETENCY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO HIGHER EDUCATION. Are we having fun yet? 224 0 obj By clicking on a school, users will see a set of proxies that reflect school conditions for learning. teaching, instructional materials and students' attitude towards mathematics as factors that influence the teaching and learning of mathematics in Maiduguri Metropolis, Borno State. Chichester, UK: John Wiley & Sons. 5 0 obj 3. But at the same time, attention should be given to the extent to which these factors have been successful at different educational levels. Even the best professors are inclined to make a misstep from time to time. Meta analyses are also used in capitalizing on the existing results to design future studies or build a new theory. Various models of educational effectiveness were developed by Scheerens (1990), Creemers and Reezigt (1996) and Stringfield and Slavin (1992). The first phase in the field of EER emerged as a reaction to the studies conducted by Coleman (1966) and Jencks et al. By getting a higher degree in the teaching, a teacher will be able to impart knowledge to the students in depth and of quality. Research Methods in Education (VI ed.). Educ. Front. The native capacity of the individual is of prime importance in determining the effectiveness of the learning process. Experimental studies reported larger effect size (0.57) than other types of studies (cross sectional: 0.30; longitudinal: 0.19). (New York: Macmillan), 214229. The data from last 2decades is included because the major overhauling in the higher education sector has happened in this time frame (Capano et al., 2019). 1295 0 obj 225 0 obj Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi, New Delhi, India. Psychology reveals to use that an individual possess different kinds to intelligence. Student:Teacher Ratio (2015-16): the ratio of students to full-time equivalent classroom teachers; This gives a scope of further research in university level education. An attempt has been made to integrate the work done in the field of educational effectiveness research and discover the teaching factors related to student learning outcomes. now have a responsibility to integrate it into teaching and learning and prepare students for 21st Century skills and careers (Cakir, 2012; Luterberbach & Brown, 2011). The impact of teaching factor on learning outcomes can be explored at primary level in future studies. endobj Mathematcs as an Essential tool for Universal Basic Education. Taking into consideration the diversity in the ways effective teaching interventions are implemented and variability of student learning outcomes, a random effects model was regarded more accurate (Borenstein et al., 2009). Educ. Daworiye, Enaregha and Eremasi (2015), in their study of factors affecting the teaching and learning of Biology in Bayelsa state of Nigeria, also identified the main impediment as a lack of well . Econ. The dynamic model facilitates the selection of studies and ascertain the criteria for classification of factors used within each study into different categories. J. The variables that compose the index include: the share of the adult population who are high school dropouts, the adult employment-to-population ratio, the share of children living in poverty, the share of children without health insurance, the share of children living in the same home as the previous year, household median income in the zip code, the extent of residential racial segregation, life expectancy, and average daily air quality in the county. Den Brok, P., Brekelmans, M., and Wubbels, T. (2004). Thirdly, question clarity can be measured by examining the extent to which student is able to understand what is required. One of the criteria for effective learning in nursing education is Clinical competency by students. Related Content If the school proceeds too rapidly and does not constantly check up on the extent to which the pupil is mastering what is being taught, the pupil . The map also shows school rates of chronic absence by grade level, from lower levels of chronic absence (yellow) to higher (red). of participants, reliability reporting and statistics needed for computing effect size. The study will be guided by the following specific research objectives; 1. In the funnel plot, the x axis shows the mean result and y axis shows the index of precision or sample size (Egger et al., 1997). Somerset: Open Books. (New York: Macmillan), 328375. Muijs, D., and Reynolds, D. (2000). endobj In contrast to previous models mentioned above, the Creemers and Reezigt (1996) model is considered to be more comprehensive because an integrated approach in defining quality of teaching is adopted. The authors declare that the research was conducted in the absence of any commercial or financial relationships that could be construed as a potential conflict of interest. 155-166). 15 0 obj ii) Structuring: According to Rosenshine and Stevens (1986), student achievement increases when teachers actively give content materials and structure them in the following manner: a) Beginning with overview/defining objectives. The findings of this meta analysis may also provide implications for practitioners and policymakers especially in the domain of faculty development and education programs. An orientation process makes tasks and lessons meaningful to students. uuid:47f77c87-b658-11b2-0a00-3043b5020000 2. In May 2023, Frontiers adopted a new reporting platform to be Counter 5 compliant, in line with industry standards. Hong Kong teachers' views of effective Mathematics teaching and learning. 1290 0 obj Res. 2023-02-21T15:22:12-08:00 The respondents the study were all NCS students (except Biology and Sport science students) and all mathematics instructors. Effective Communication is important for human life, it has positive affect for . 11, 145252. doi:10.1017/S0143814X19000047, Carroll, J. Student achievement data from 2017-18 is italicized. <> (2010). endobj In a classroom, a teacher uses discipline to ensure routine is maintained, school rules are enforced, and the students are in a safe learning environment. Classroom Discourse, in Handbook of Research on Teaching. Three senior high schools were randomly chosen for this study. Modern approaches to research in educational administration. Teachers' mathematical knowledge, cognitive activation in the classroom, and student progress. Those interested in the relationship between chronic absence and school accountability policy can find two Hamilton Project strategy papers, Lessons for Broadening School Accountability under the Every Student Succeeds Act and Reducing Chronic Absenteeism under the Every Student Succeeds Act. These reports lay out a rationale for holding schools accountable for improving attendance and a framework for states as they oversee ESSA implementation. Something, that this meta analysis could not completely answer, and which definitely gives a scope of further research. Stenmark, J. K. (1992). This can be achieved by focusing on the factors having strong affinity with student learning, especially in light of fiscal constraints not allowing integration of multiple factors into intervention programs. A Likert four point scale questionnaire titled "Questionnaire Factors Affecting the Effective Teaching and Learning of Vocational and Technical Education courses in Nigerian Universities" with three sections (Section A-C) Section A is non-uniformity of courses, lack of students' interest, Section B is on staff training and retention . Frazer, B. J., Walberg, H. J., Welch, W. W., and Hattie, J. Am. In the school and at home, the conditions for learning must be favourable and adequate if teaching is to produce the desired results. 2014). <> In teaching home economics in secondary school teachers are faced with diverse factors some of which include; inadequate instructional materials, skilled personnel, inadequate laboratories , poor interest of students and insufficient funding. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. 315 (7109), 629634. content, and with proper teaching and learning methodology therefore the need to investigate some of the challenges faced by teachers and students in the teaching and learning . . In arithmetic, for instance, knowledge of basic addition is essential to successful work in multiplication. These papers describe the incidence of chronic absence, present analyses of factors that relate to chronic absence, and describe evidence-based strategies for schools as they work to reduce rates of chronic absence among students. The eight factors included in the model are: orientation, structuring, questioning, teaching-modelling, applications, management of time, teacher role in making the classroom a learning environment, and classroom assessment. Lambert, P. C., Sutton, A. J., Abrams, K. R., and Jones, D. R. (2002). The procedure suggested by Mavridis and Salanti (2013), Quintana (2015) and Lambert et al. Characteristics of studies investigating the effect of teacher-level factors on student achievement and types of effects identified. School Level Conditions Affecting the Effectiveness of Instruction. (2009). There was unattributed variability in the individual effect size that constitute the overall result obtained. INTRODUCTION. *Correspondence: Priya Chaudhary, priya.chaudhary2108@gmail.com, Dynamic Model of Educational Effectiveness, https://doi.org/10.3389/feduc.2021.824504. Epidemiol. International Journal of Instructional Technology and Distance Learning Education, 49 (1), 15-31. With the sample 306 mathematics teachers in Yogyakarta region, Indonesia selected by the balanced . Based on findings of teacher effectiveness based studies (Rosenshine and Stevens, 1986; Frazer et al., 1987; Muijs and Reynolds, 2000) the model examines eight observable teachers behavior factors that have potential to influence student learning. From this respect, it can be considered that teaching factors transcend different educational contexts and have a generic character. <> Exclusionary Discipline/Week (2015-16): the frequency of in- and out-of-school suspensions; (1986). The Influence of Socio demographic Factors on Patterns of Fruit and Vegetable Consumption in Canadian Adolescent. Learning factors: Factors owing to lack of mastery of what has been taught, faulty methods of work or study, and narrowness of experimental background may affect the learning process of any pupil. The following questions guided the study. Since this meta-analysis is related to teaching factors, a brief description of the dynamic model at the classroom/teacher level is mentioned below: i) Orientation: It primarily refers to teachers behavior in providing clear objectives of the task conducted in class. The following are the various factors affecting teaching related to teacher in the teaching learning process: 1. How to Design and Evaluate Research in Education. A favourable mental attitude facilitates learning. 1.3 Objectives of the Study. To examine the relationship between social factors and effective teaching and learning in . doi:10.1080/13540600902875340, Grossman, P., and McDonald, M. (2008). c) Measured student achievement in relation to cognitive, affective and psychomotor learning outcomes. Jack, R. F. (2003). (2) What feelings do senior High School students display regarding the teaching and learning of mathematics? University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, United States, St. Joseph's College of Arts & Science (Autonomous), India. English and Math Proficient (2016-17; 2017-18): the share of students who were proficient in English/Language Arts or Math by state-determined standards; 1291 0 obj We assure you we will do our best. In this study, this tool was used not only to integrate existing work on the contribution of teaching factors to student learning, but also to provide empirical validity to theoretical dynamic model of educational effectiveness. African Journal of Education Studies in Mathematics and Science, 1. Secondary school students' attitudes towards mathematics in Quetta, Pakistan. endobj 16 0 obj Furthermore, it helps policy makers by giving them robust solutions and helps in channelizing and prioritizing their efforts and resources. Hence, the need to conduct a moderator analysis on sample characteristics and methodological features to further determine the factors that may attribute to the variability in effect size was required. subject of the knowledge. Also, it is noted that school effectiveness research has been criticised for lack of theoretical integration and relatedness to other parts of education. A short guide to research writing in the social science and education.. Accra: Ghana Universities Press. Good teaching may not be necessarily related to a particular teaching approach, rather its quality resides in making judicious choice and using components of different approaches to benefit student learning (Creemers and Kyriakides, 2006). Parametric Measures of Effect Size The Handbook of Research Synthesis 621 (2), 231244. It is difficult to do a good job of teaching in a poor type of building and without adequate equipment and instructional materials. Summary reviews help in integrating and reinforcing learning of major points (Brophy and Good, 1986). Introduction Saritas, T., & Akdemir, O. Effectiveness Sch. IV). Classroom Applications of Research on Self-Regulated Learning. Figure 2 shows that the funnel plot obtained in this analysis was symmetrical except 2 studies which gave extreme values. Since meta analysis was based on the effect sizes as calculated by Cohens d, it was taken into account that when r value is too small, Cohens d value is approximately twice the size of r (Cohen, 1988). Slavin, R. E. (1983). Bias in Meta-Analysis Detected by a Simple, Graphical Test BMJ. <>378 0 R]/P 168 0 R/Pg 1333 0 R/S/Link>> 1)To establish the factors that affect the teaching and learning of Religious Education in primary teachers The Significance of the Classroom Effect in Primary Schools: An Application of Creemers' Comprehensive Model of Educational Effectiveness. Copyright 2021 Authors retain the copyright of this article. 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