After the forming experiment, the share of senior pupils at a high level of environmental education rose from 10% to 25%¶

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q2 i? Control-phase re-testing of the same 215 pupils showed 25% high, 59% middle and 16% low levels of environmental education, which the authors read as confirming their hypothesis. → Sadykova et al. 2014

Evidence¶

Sadykova et al. 2014¶

Aida G. Sadykova, Marianna E. Yashina & Luiza R. Zakirova. (2014). Implementing Environmental Culture in the Language Learning Laboratory. English Language Teaching, 7(12). https://doi.org/10.5539/elt.v7n12p85

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Control-phase cross-section test of the same 215 pupils reported in Table 2: 25% high, 59% middle, 16% low, against the Table 1 baseline of 10%/42%/48%. The authors report "a significant shift of emphasis in the understanding by schoolchildren the essence of the environmental education signs".

"Table 2. Levels of the environmental education of senior pupils in the end of the experiment Number of children H (high) M (middle) L (low) 215 25% 59% 16%"

Discussion¶

Related Claims¶

• Baseline testing found only one-tenth of senior pupils at a high level of environmental education, with almost half at a low level — related