magistrsko delo
Žan Filipovič (Author), Igor Saksida (Mentor)

Abstract

Branje nas spremlja skozi celo življenje. Večina se z branjem prvič sreča že takoj po rojstvu, ko starši svojih otrokom prebirajo razne zgodbe in pravljice. Ker pa nekateri branje kaj kmalu vidijo kot nekaj neuporabnega, jim postane odveč in ga zavračajo, zato precej pogosto pride do nemotiviranih bralcev. Nemotivirani bralci ne vidijo vloge branja kot nekaj pomembnega in se ne zavedajo njegove vloge. Zato je ena od nalog izobraževalnih ustanov, da učencem približajo branje in v njih spodbudijo notranjo motiviranost. Na tem mestu pa se pojavi dodaten problem, ki ga povzroča odsotnost moškega lika v nižjih stopnjah vzgoje in izobraževanja. Šolsko delo je v večini bolj prijazno do deklic, saj v primerjavi z dečki raje berejo, pišejo in se na splošno učijo. Tu manjka moški učitelj, ki bi lahko dečkom dajal dober zgled glede pozitivnega odnosa do branja in šolskega dela nasploh. Cilj raziskave je bil dvigniti raven bralne motivacije pri dveh dečkih, ki obiskujeta razredno stopnjo (četrto- in petošolec). Uporabili smo kvalitativni pristop raziskovanja. Najprej smo z vprašalnikom bralne motivacije za mlajše učence preverili začetno bralno motivacijo pri obeh in v primerjavi z vrstniki dobili precej nizke rezultate. Na podlagi rezultatov smo pripravili akcijski načrt, s pomočjo katerega smo v obdobju treh mesecev učencema postopoma poskusili dvigniti nivo bralne motivacije. Rezultati so obetavni in namigujejo, da bi v daljšem časovnem obdobju lahko bralno motivacijo pri obeh še izboljšali. Na žalost zaradi majhnega vzorca rezultatov ne moremo in niti ne smemo posplošiti na osnovno množico, vendar si lahko z njimi pomagamo po analogiji. Na koncu dela smo s pomočjo rezultatov in obstoječe literature oblikovali nekaj priporočil, s pomočjo katerih lahko učitelji (in učiteljice) pri dečkih in otrocih nasploh spodbujajo bralno motivacijo.

Keywords

bralna motivacija;branje;spol;dečki;učitelj;

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Language: Slovenian
Year of publishing:
Typology: 2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization: UL PEF - Faculty of Education
Publisher: [Ž. Filipovič]
UDC: 028(043.2)
COBISS: 149842691 Link will open in a new window
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Secondary language: English
Secondary title: Influence of the male teacher on the reading motivation of the elementary school student
Secondary abstract: Reading is with us our whole life. For most of us the first reading experience is when parents are reading us different stories and fairy tales. But after a while some people find reading a nuisance, it becomes useless to them and they stop reading, because they lose the motivation for it. These students don’t see the purpose of reading and don’t understand the importance of its value. Therefore, one of education system’s goals is to bring reading un-motivated students closer to reading and to stimulate their internal motivation. School work is more girl-friendly, because comparing with boys, girls enjoy reading, writing and studying more. Here we see a problem of missing male teachers in our school system. Male teachers would show a great example for boys to enjoy reading and school work and with that possibly improve boys’ motivation. The main goal of this research was improving the level of reading motivation of two Primary school boys that are attending 4th and 5th grade. We used qualitative research. We started off by collecting the data about their reading motivation. We used Reading Motivation Questionnaire for Young Students and compared their results with national results. Both boys got low results and we prepared an action plan to improve the motivation. We had meetings for three months and after that we used the same questionnaire in order to compare the before and after results. Results are promising and show us that if we tried for a longer period of time, boys’ reading motivation would improve even more. Sadly, the sample is too small to generalize it on all the students with the same situation, but the results can give some insight on how to start and what might help in improving boys’ reading motivation. We concluded this thesis with some recommendations for male (and female) teachers on how to improve the reading of un-motivated students. Recommendations were formulated with the help of the reviewed literature and the obtained research results.
Secondary keywords: reading motivation;reading;gender;boys;male teacher;Branje;Motivacija (psihologija);Univerzitetna in visokošolska dela;
Type (COBISS): Master's thesis/paper
Study programme: 0
Thesis comment: Univ. v Ljubljani, Pedagoška fak., Poučevanje
Pages: 1 spletni vir (1 datoteka PDF ([66] str.))
ID: 18648226