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Beitinger, Gabriele; Mandl, Heinz and Renkl, Alexander (May 1993): Suggestopädische Praxis. (Research report No. 17). Munich: Ludwig-Maximilians-University, Chair of Education and Educational Psychology, Internet, ISSN 1614-6336

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Abstract

Common ways of further education have deficits with respect to the applicability of acquired knowledge and with regard to the promotion of the motivation for further learning and of skills for social-mediated learning. It is analyzed to what extent suggestopedic instruction avoids the deficits mentioned above and has positive cognitive, motivational, emotional, and social effects. This research question is investigated by an intensive study comprising 14 German participants of an English course for beginners. The results showed that, with regard to cognitive effects, the capabilities for communication in situationally defined contexts and listening comprehension were especially fostered. In addition, the motivational variables "intrinsic motivation", "perceived competence", and, to some extent, the "sense of control", which had already had very positive scores in the beginning, were increasing during the course. Furthermore, a learning climate was established that was free from anxiety and the cooperation within the group was perceived as supportive. Thus, suggestopedic instruction is a promising approach that can supplement common forms of further education.

Abstract

Traditionelle Weiterbildungsformen weisen, was die Anwendbarkeit des erworbenen Wissens sowie die Förderung von Lernmotivation und sozialer Lernkompetenz betrifft, Defizite auf. Es wird untersucht, inwieweit suggestopädischer Unterricht die genannten Defizite vermeidet und in kognitiver, motivational-emotionaler und sozialer Hinsicht positive Auswirkungen zeigt. Diese Fragestellung wurde anhand einer Intensivstudie bearbeitet, die 14 Teilnehmer eines Englischgrundkurses umfaßte. Es zeigte sich, daß in kognitiver Hinsicht insbesondere die Fähigkeiten zur situationsbezogenen Kommunikation und das Hörverständnis gefördert wurden. Die bereits zu Beginn günstig ausgeprägten motivationalen Variablen "intrinsische Motivation", "Kompetenzgefühl" und tendenziell auch das "Autonomieerleben" stiegen im Verlauf des Kurses an. Zudem wurde eine angstfreie Lernatmosphäre geschaffen. Die Zusammenarbeit in der Gruppe wurde positiv erlebt. Suggestopädischer Unterricht stellt damit eine vielversprechende Ergänzung zu traditionellen Weiterbildungsformen dar.

Item Type:Paper (Research Paper)
Subjects:Psychology and Education Science
Psychology and Education Science > Education and Educational Psychology
Psychology and Education Science > Education and Educational Psychology > Research Reports
Dewey Classification:100 Philosophy and Psychology
100 Philosophy and Psychology > 150 Psychology
URN:urn:nbn:de:bvb:19-epub-125-8
Language:German
ID Code:125
Deposited On:13. Apr 2005
Last Modified:28. Jun 2010 14:27
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