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- The tone of a teacher’s voice has a significant impact on how students engage with the material and perform academically. Varying vocal inflections are key in creating a positive classroom atmosphere that keeps students attentive and interested in the lesson.
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Nov 20, 2023 · In the process of learning in the classroom teachers voice tones can lead to a variety of student perceptions. This is quite interesting for in further study. Therefore, this paper...
Oct 16, 2023 · This systematic review investigates and describes the nexus between student voice and teacher voice in educational research over 25 years and provides a framework for identifying the extent to which certain views and perspectives are prioritised in research, and whether the participatory function of the positioned research is doing what it sets ...
Jul 22, 2024 · Below, we review what is known about the relationship between student voice and student outcomes, the implementation of student voice at the classroom level, and the roles that choice, teacher receptivity, and teacher responsiveness play in facilitating student learning.
Feb 11, 2019 · The results indicated that students who perceived high-quality classroom interactions were more engaged in school, and teachers’ emotional support showed the strongest association with engagement at both levels.
- Trude Havik, Elsa Westergård
- 2020
Aug 11, 2021 · Dialogic approaches based on active student participation, open, respectful discussion, exploring and critiquing different perspectives are increasingly found to support student learning. However, the specific productive forms of teacher-student interaction have rarely been studied systematically.
- Sara Hennessy, Elisa Calcagni, Alvin Leung, Neil Mercer
- 2021
When teachers take different roles in relation to children, they use their voice with different pitch, melody, and loudness. This research examined how various acoustic elements in teachers’ voices are associated with different teaching roles when explored from a child-sensitive per-spective.
Apr 1, 2017 · A teacher’s use of voice is important because it serves to communicate attitudes and emotions in ways that are often ignored in early childhood classroom research. When teachers take...
