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



Table 7.4.14: Mean Offrequency of deployment Ofteaching methods and affective attitude
promoted by teaching methods between pupils feeling happy strongly and less strongly with
praise given for more effort than others at 8th grade.

Enjoyment____________

Motivation

Sense ofsecurity

Sense of progress

Deployment

N

M

SD

N

M___

SD

N____

M___

SD

N

M___

SD

N____

M___

SD

PW

H___

1106

2.97

1.35

1103

2.86

1.29

1101

2.72

1.17

1101

2.94

1.25

1099

1.46

.63

Jz___

1000

2.65

1.36

997

2,44

1.24

992

2.33

1.20

993

2.55

1.23

994

1.37

.57

T=5.324,
Df=2081.738, p<.01

t=7.516, df=2098,
p<.01_____________

t=7.575,
df=2059.646, p<.01

t=7.369,
df=2075.588, p<.01

t=3.235, df=2090.976,
p<.01

UC

H

1105

3.21

1.51

1101

3.09

1.34

1098

2.78

1.25

1099

2.73

1.21

1101

1.37

.69

Jz__

1000

2.88

1.51

997

2.69

1.42

992

2.43

1.29

990

2.40

1.20

993

1.32

.66

t=5.051, df=2103,

p<.01__________________

t=6.647,
df=2048.176, p<.01

t=6.193,
df=2054.406, p<.01_____

t=6.286, df=2087,
p<.01__

t=1.852,
df=2085.159τ p>.05

RT

H

1105

2.67

1.16

1100

2.57

1.18

1102

2.96

1.24

1101

3.31

1.23

1094

3.11

1.14

Jz__

999

2.55

1.19

993

2.31

1.15

991

2.60

1.21

991

2.97

1.25

991

2.95

1.16

t=2.360, df=2102,
p<.05__________________

t=5.113, df=2091,

p<.01__________________

t=6.689,
df=2076.328, p<.01

t=6.318, df=2090,
p<.01 .

t=3.195, df=2083,
p<.01

TE

H

1106

3.52

1.19

1103

3.40

1.20

1101

3.65

1.16

1101

3.98

1.05

1092

4.09

.98

Jz__

1000

3.20

1.27

996

2.96

1.22

992

3.21

1.26

992

3.65

1.14

992

3.90

1.05

t=6.013, df=2104,
p<.01__________________

t=8.440, df=2097,
p<.01__________________

t=8.237,
df=2022.904, p<.01

t=6.828,
df=2016.337, p<.01_____

t=4.211,
df=2029.020, p<.01___

IW

~H~

1106

3.32

1.25

1103

3.43

1.27

1101

3.73

1.21

1101

3.92

1.11

1092

3.86

.88

Jz__

1000

3.14

1.27

996

3.22

1.30

992

3.42

1.32

993

3.65

1.20

992

3.81

.93

t=3.346, df=2104,
p<.01__________________

t=3.604, df=2097,
p<.01__________________

t=5.552,
df=2015.040, p,.01

t=5.282,
df=2030.932, p<.01_____

t=1.367,
df=2040.344, p⅛.05

IH

H

1106

3.15

1.30

1103

3.49

1.31

1101

3.76

1.25

1101

4.21

1.04

1094

3.25

1.08

Jz___

1000

2.77

1.32

997

3.00

1.36

991

3.25

1.37

992

3.83

1.22

991

2.94

1.09

t=6.610, df=2104, p<.01

t=8.359, df=2098,
p<.01

t=8.880,
df=2011.867, p<.01

t=7.487,
df=1959.276io<.01

t=6.649, df=2083,
p<.01

WD

H

1106

2.71

1.21

1103

2.64

1.19

1100

2.59

1.13

1101

2.67

1.14

1087

1.94

.96

Jz__

1000

2.38

1,21

997

2.29

1.15

992

2.22

1.11

993

2.36

1.14

992

1.79

.90

t=6.150, df=2104,
p<.01

t=6.976, df=2098,
p<.01

t=7.641, df=2090,
p<.01____

t=6.185, df=2092,
p<.01__

t=3.632, df=2077, p<.01

GD

H

1106

2.87

1.30

1102

2.85

1.27

1098

2.76

1.19

1100

2.76

1.18

1093

1.59

.82

J-__

1000

2.60

1.30

997

2.50

1.25

992

2.39

1.18

993

2.48

1.18

981

1.47

.72

t=4.662, df=2104,
p<.01__________________

t=6.354, df=2097,
p<.01__________________

t=7.151, df=2088,
p<.01__________________

t=5.289, df=2091,
p<.01__________________

t=3.602, df=2070.951,
p<.01__________________



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