Free‐choice experiences: How do they help children learn?

Volume: 64, Issue: 2, Pages: 237 - 248
Published: Apr 1, 1980
Abstract
Hunt's theory of intrinsic motivation and the open education movement suggests that student choice is an important variable in instruction. Piagetian theory emphasizes the importance of interactive experiences and exposure to materials as opposed to direct instruction. In this study, interactive free choice learning experiences are compared to and combined with the lecture-demonstration approach. The goal of both forms of instruction was to...
Paper Details
Title
Free‐choice experiences: How do they help children learn?
Published Date
Apr 1, 1980
Volume
64
Issue
2
Pages
237 - 248
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