The younger students, years 1 and 2, felt that the teacher should praise them for what they
termed ‘good behaviour’. Good behaviour was described by the students as “being good, sitting
up straight, following instructions, being nice to others, not talking, putting up their hand and
neat work”. However, by year 3 the students felt that the teacher should praise them for
completing their work on time, trying their best and for having a positive attitude. The younger
students also liked the tangible praise, such as receiving a sticker or stamp or the teacher saying
‘good work’, ‘well done’ or ‘excellent’. By year 5 the students interviewed felt that teachers
should be praising them for achieving a goal, completing assignments and for the effort that
they have put into their work.
The younger students, years 1 and 2, felt that the teacher should praise them for what they
termed ‘good behaviour’. Good behaviour was described by the students as “being good, sitting
up straight, following instructions, being nice to others, not talking, putting up their hand and
neat work”. However, by year 3 the students felt that the teacher should praise them for
completing their work on time, trying their best and for having a positive attitude. The younger
students also liked the tangible praise, such as receiving a sticker or stamp or the teacher saying
‘good work’, ‘well done’ or ‘excellent’. By year 5 the students interviewed felt that teachers
should be praising them for achieving a goal, completing assignments and for the effort that
they have put into their work.
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