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Experimental work on method has concentrated in the habit group of studies, with extension to other curriculum subjects as the next step

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q1 i? Nearly all experimental work on method so far has been in the habit group of studies, and the next step is applying the same methods to other subjects of the curriculum. → Clayton C. Kohl 1911

Evidence

Clayton C. Kohl 1911

Clayton C. Kohl. (1911). Needed Research in Method. The Journal of Educational Psychology. https://www.google.com/search?q=%22Needed+Research+in+Method%22+Kohl

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Survey-based assessment in the article's review of experimental pedagogy works (Meumann, Lay, Huey, Thompson, Book, Cornman, Browne). The author reports these have given encouraging results but that "nearly all the work so far has been done in the habit group of studies," identifying Gilbert's zoology experiment as the sole exception.

"It is true that nearly all the work so far has been done in the habit group of studies. Gilbert's An Experiment on Methods of Teaching Zoology seems to be the only piece of work outside of this group."

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title Experimental work on method has concentrated in the habit group of studies, with extension to other curriculum subjects as the next step
description Experimental work on method has concentrated in the habit group of studies, with extension to other curriculum subjects as the next step
status review
evidence_strength weak
newest_evidence 1911
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