diplomsko delo
Tjaša Tomanič (Author), Marija Ropič (Mentor)

Abstract

Učenci se že v osnovni šoli znajdejo sredi kopičenja podatkov in raznih znanj z različnih področij. Veliko preberejo v revijah, knjigah in učbenikih, vidijo ter slišijo po televiziji in predvsem veliko izvedo na spletu. Vse to znanje in informacije lahko uredijo pregledno iz vsega izluščijo ključne besede in bistvene podatke s pomočjo raznih učnih strategij, ki ji jih morajo naučiti učitelji. Predznanje in besedni zaklad sta ključnega pomena za dobro razumevanje prebranega in sta pogoj za nadaljnje lažje nadgrajevanje znanja. Pojmovna mapa je ena od učinkovitih bralnih metod, ki s svojo grafično strukturo omogoča bralcu lažjo pomnjenje novih pojmov in širjenje besednega zaklada. S to pomočjo učenec osveži svoje predznanje in ga prikliče iz spomina, vanjo vgradi nove ključne informacije in nato pregledno uredi, da se lažje znajde med zapiski in se lažje uči. Namen diplomskega dela je preveriti, kakšna bo razlika med številom bistvenih podatkov in ključnih besed pri dveh skupinah učencev tretjega razreda. Uporabljeni sta bili deskriptivna in eksperimentalna metoda. Raziskava je primerjala pojmovne mape, ki so nastale ob dveh preverjanjih (v časovnem razmaku enega meseca) po treh poslušanjih posnetka neumetnostnega besedila v skupini A, ki uporablja gradivo z uporabo pojmovne mape, in v skupini B, ki takih gradiv ne uporablja. Potrjena je bila hipoteza, da bodo uspešnejši učenci skupine A, ki so uporabljali didaktično gradivo, ki vsebuje pojmovno mapo. Ob obeh preverjanjih se je potrdilo tudi predvidevanje, da bodo učenci največ zapisali po prvem poslušanju posnetka.

Keywords

razredni pouk;učenci;tretji razred;pojmovna mapa;neumetnostna besedila;poslušanje;ključne besede;podatki;branje;predznanje;razumevanje;diplomska dela;

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Language: Slovenian
Year of publishing:
Source: Maribor
Typology: 2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization: UM FF - Faculty of Arts
Publisher: [T. Tomanič]
UDC: 37(043.2)
COBISS: 17747720 Link will open in a new window
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Secondary language: English
Secondary title: LISTENING TO NON-FICTION TEXTS AND ARRANGING THEIR TERMS INTO A THOUGHT PATTERN BY THIRD CLASS PUPILS
Secondary abstract: As early as in primary school children encounter piles of information and knowledge from various fields. They obtain lots of knowledge by reading magazines, books and textbooks, by watching television and, especially, by using the internet. Pupils can arrange all the knowledge and information gathered in a clear and logical pattern in order to extract the key words and essential information. However, to do so, they must be thought proper learning strategies by their teachers. Pupils' prior knowledge and vocabulary are of key importance for a good understanding of the texts read, and a precondition for upgrading their knowledge. A thought pattern is one of the efficient reading methods which, with its graphic structure, enables readers to easily memorize new terms and to expand their vocabulary. With the help of a thought pattern pupils can recall and brush up their prior knowledge. Additionally, they upgrade the thought pattern with new key information, and arrange it in a transparent way so that they can easily use it for their learning. Listening with understanding is of essential importance for drawing up the thought pattern after listening. Our purpose was to compare the quantity of essential information and key words with two groups of third class pupils, for which a descriptive and experimental method were used. We compared the thought patters drawn up after the two listenings (a time interval of one month) between the groups A and B, and the notes put down in the thought patterns considering how many times a non-fiction text had been listened to. It was found out that the pupils had made the most notes after the first listening to the non-fiction text. In accordance with our expectations, after the both thought patterns had been drawn up, the pupils of the group A, who were using the textbooks treating thought patters, were more successful.
Secondary keywords: KEY WORDS Thought pattern;key words;essential information;reading strategies;prior knowledge;listening with understanding;listening to a non-fiction text;
URN: URN:SI:UM:
Type (COBISS): Undergraduate thesis
Thesis comment: Univ. v Mariboru, Pedagoška fak., Oddelek za razredni pouk
Pages: 81 f., [3] f. pril.
Keywords (UDC): social sciences;družbene vede;education;vzgoja in izobraževanje;šolstvo;pouk;
ID: 18607