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Almost all the interviewees in the researchexpressed their educational beliefs as if there wereno possibilities for behaviour management beyondpreventing behaviour problems by creating asupportive and interesting environment. The interviewees,all of whom belong to the humanisticstream in education, relate negatively to imposingdiscipline on children and discipline is perceived as anecessary evil. They believe that under optimal,perhaps utopian conditions, if each child coulddevelop at his/her own pace and with properpersonal stimulation, behaviour problems wouldnot exist. They believe that these problems arecaused by faulty, unsuitable, non-differential didactics,exactly as described by Rogers and Freiberg(1994), and in line with the principles of thehumanistic educational stream (see Porter, 2000).This is a common perception among supervisors, asshown in the research of Kremer-Hayon (1993).
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