In ANSER the kids are taught in a different manner and enviroment, how does there particular curriculum in ANSER differentiate in there kids outcome of learning? (common sense or book smart) In my research I would like to also target testing and ablities (I dont know the right wording I would use for ablities but how good a person is. For example how the smartest people in general are never as successful if they dont have personality).
I havent started my actual community service hours but during the orientation Lisa gave a pretty good understanding about the teaching techniques of there school. Micheal had the same question I thought of so I had to alter mine. I havent been in the program long enough to know exactly what they teach their kids but its something I always agreed with. There arent many school that do this type of teaching of more hands on and real world activities so I thought this would be great research. If my group members research questions are all in the range I will be glad to change mine.
Jerrell: It's Ok if your research question is similar to that of your other group members. It isn't cheating. I'm fine with it.
ReplyDeleteYou might want to check out my comments to Ken, as they seem like they might apply to you as well. I'm excited to see where your research goes from here. :)
This sounds like a good research question, Jerrell, and I'm excited to hear more about it.
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing that the other thing you're looking for is how a student's attitude can affect his or her learning experience, as you indicated in the last sentence of your first paragraph. If so, that would be another thing to consider. Just something to think about! Good luck!