METHODS
My approach was a type of action research, conceptualized as research, undertaken by practitioners into their own practice, in order to improve it (Elliott, 1991). The study was undertaken in a mixed Comprehensive school of approximately 1200 students on the outskirts of a small town in Southern England. I worked with a group of twelve students, aged 14-15. I visited the school on six occasions and, on each occasion I worked with half the group at a time. The other students worked with the Head of Music (HoM), and we swapped students half way through the lesson. Each lesson was planned in the light of the previous one, the research proceeding as follows:
METHODS
My approach was a type of action research, conceptualized as research, undertaken by practitioners into their own practice, in order to improve it (Elliott, 1991). The study was undertaken in a mixed Comprehensive school of approximately 1200 students on the outskirts of a small town in Southern England. I worked with a group of twelve students, aged 14-15. I visited the school on six occasions and, on each occasion I worked with half the group at a time. The other students worked with the Head of Music (HoM), and we swapped students half way through the lesson. Each lesson was planned in the light of the previous one, the research proceeding as follows:
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