Factors Associated With Students' Intentions to Engage in Science Learning Activities: An Application of the Theory of Reasoned Action
Factors Associated With Students' Intentions to Engage in Science Learning Activities: An Application of the Theory of Reasoned Action
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This limitation does not allow for a wide spectrum of generalizability (Borg & Gall, 1989; Shavelson, Webb, & Rowley, 1989). However, due to the demographics of the students in this study, it is believed that there is some merit to discussing the research findings in a general nature. This type of sampling issue is a common occurrence in educational settings (Borg & Gall, 1989) .
Another limitation to the study is the uniqueness of the school where the study was conducted. This school is unique... in several ways. First, the school enrolls students from grades kindergarten through 12. There are many students who begin and end their precollege education at 82 this school. Another unique aspect of the school is the elementary science program. The instructor of the high school physics courses is also the science resource teacher for the elementary division of the school. The elementary students have the opportunity to visit and perform experiments in the science lab with this teacher, in addition to the science instruction provided by their regular classroom teachers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This limitation does not allow for a wide spectrum of generalizability (Borg & Gall, 1989; Shavelson, Webb, & Rowley, 1989). However, due to the demographics of the students in this study, it is believed that there is some merit to discussing the research findings in a general nature. This type of sampling issue is a common occurrence in educational settings (Borg & Gall, 1989) .
Another limitation to the study is the uniqueness of the school where the study was conducted. This school is unique... in several ways. First, the school enrolls students from grades kindergarten through 12. There are many students who begin and end their precollege education at 82 this school. Another unique aspect of the school is the elementary science program. The instructor of the high school physics courses is also the science resource teacher for the elementary division of the school. The elementary students have the opportunity to visit and perform experiments in the science lab with this teacher, in addition to the science instruction provided by their regular classroom teachers.
What to read after Factors Associated With Students' Intentions to Engage in Science Learning Activities: An Application of the Theory of Reasoned Action?
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