Choice and Motivation in the Art Classroom
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Juncosa Umaran, Elisa
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2017-01-06
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This research focuses on the effects of autonomy on motivation and year 7’s perspectives on choice-based art projects. It explores the implications and possible contradictions of autonomy in the context of a diverse, ‘requiring improvement’ school in East Anglia. Data from questionnaires, interviews and participant observation revealed that a choice-based project had a positive impact on students’ attitudes towards materials, outcomes, teacher
exemplars, perceptions of competence, general interest and external recognition. Implications for future research and classroom practice are also discussed.
exemplars, perceptions of competence, general interest and external recognition. Implications for future research and classroom practice are also discussed.
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PGCE Secondary , Art , Design , Education , Classroom , Year 7
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