Using computers to teach listening skills: an intervention study
Using computers to teach listening skills: an intervention study
This report details an intervention study that I undertook with a group of students and their teacher in a Secondary school in England. 14-15 year old students were systematically taught several strategies for improving their listening skills, including using computers. Pre- and post- tests show a marked increase in scores. However, qualitative data show that students used haphazard approaches, rather than the systematic approach they were taught. This study suggests that intervention studies might generate sophisticated understandings of students’ learning strategies in music
Cain, T.
4390e647-c681-4727-9304-3107f54ea6a5
July 2010
Cain, T.
4390e647-c681-4727-9304-3107f54ea6a5
Cain, T.
(2010)
Using computers to teach listening skills: an intervention study.
18th Music in Schools and Teacher Education Seminar, International Society for Music Education, Shenyang, China.
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This report details an intervention study that I undertook with a group of students and their teacher in a Secondary school in England. 14-15 year old students were systematically taught several strategies for improving their listening skills, including using computers. Pre- and post- tests show a marked increase in scores. However, qualitative data show that students used haphazard approaches, rather than the systematic approach they were taught. This study suggests that intervention studies might generate sophisticated understandings of students’ learning strategies in music
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18th Music in Schools and Teacher Education Seminar, International Society for Music Education, Shenyang, China, 2010-07-01
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