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Date: 2014.11.09
Posted by Viera Kolbaska (Slovakia)
This experience is important from the point of identifying the ways of motivating the teaching of particular thematic unit. The author leads the students to cooperation and to searching for problem solutions by forming groups and pairs. I think that the fact that pupils did not react as author of experience expected, should not discourage her. Pupils usually react to the new teaching method negatively when trying it for the first time. Certainly, it was effective for them to learn "geometry" connected to "arithmetics" by addressing everyday life situation.
• Does this experience explain the causes of students´low motivation to learn science subjects?
Yes, from the description of the experience is clear that the pupils rarely encounter learnig for life.
• Does this experience offer possible solution to overcome this low motivation?
From the description of the experience is evident that it is necessary to interconnect the teaching of science subjects to reality with which pupils are likely to encounter in everyday life.
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