Tuesday, April 22, 2014

Blog 23: Working on Conclusions in Class

To conclude, this study suggests a need to change the way students are taught revision in high school in the hopes that they will retain the skills more effectively for future use. Where Myhill and Jones studied a trend in the revision methods of students, this study examines the shortcomings in one student’s revision experience. Due to this work being merely a case study of one student, further research would need to be conducted with students from multiple regions, age groups, and education levels. If time and accessibility would have permitted, I would have liked to have interview more diverse students, survey students to monitor the connections in problems of revision education, and I would have liked to include a few teachers in my study to see their perspectives on the issue. This is simply an introduction into the issue of this study. Research in the future would prove the need for specific analysis.    

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