5th and 8th grade pupils’ and teachers’ perceptions of the relationships between teaching methods, classroom ethos, and positive affective attitudes towards learning mathematics in Japan



LISTS OF TABLES

CHAPTER 3

Table 3.2.1

Teaching methods included in this study

74

Table 3.2 2

General-Self Scale and Mathematics Scale of SDQ-I for 5th
graders

79

Table 3.2.3

General-Self Scale and Mathematics Scale of SDQ-II for 8th
graders

80

Table 3.2.4

Statements indicating pupils’ attributions of their perceptions
of their own competencies in mathematics

81

Table 3.2.5

Statements to ask pupils about their perceptions of
classroom ethos

84

CHAPTER 4

Table 4.1.1

Mean scores and Standard Deviation; enjoyment;
perceptions of 5th grade teachers

96

Table 4.1.2

Mean scores and Standard Deviation; motivation;
perceptions of 5th grade teachers

97

Table 4.1.3

Mean scores and Standard Deviation; a sense of security;
perceptions of 5th grade teachers

98

Table 4.1.4

Mean scores and Standard Deviation; a sense of progress;
perceptions of 5th grade teachers

99

Table 4.1.5

Mean scores and Standard Deviation; deployment;
perceptions of 5th grade teachers

100

Table 4.1.6

Summary of the perceptions of 5th grade teachers

100

Table 4.1.7

Mean scores and Standard Deviation; enjoyment;
perceptions of 8th grade teachers

102

Table 4.1.8

Mean scores and Standard Deviation; motivation;
perceptions of 8th grade teachers

103

Table 4.1.9

Mean scores and Standard Deviation; a sense of security;
perceptions of 8th grade teachers

103

Table 4.1.10

Mean scores and Standard Deviation; a sense of progress;
perceptions of 8th grade teachers

104

Table 4.1.11

Mean scores and Standard Deviation; deployment;
perceptions of 8th grade teachers

105

Table 4.1.12

Summary of the perceptions of 8th grade teachers

107

Table 4.1.13

Mean scores and Standard Deviation; enjoyment;
perceptions of 5th graders

107

Table 4.1.14

Mean scores and Standard Deviation; motivation;
perceptions of 5th graders

108

Table 4.1.15

Mean scores and Standard Deviation; a sense of security;
perceptions of 5th graders

109

Table 4.1.16

Mean scores and Standard Deviation; a sense of progress;
perceptions of 5th graders

110

Table 4.1.17

Mean scores and Standard Deviation; deployment;
perceptions of 5th graders

111

Table 4.1.18

Summary of the perceptions of 5th graders

111



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