Educational communication: students’ emotional experiences in mathematics in primary education

Abstract

The most important element in the classroom that promotes the transmission of knowledge and the children socialization is the human relationships that develop. Since each individual in the classroom has his or her own experiences, that means is a separate psychosomatic being, the developed interactions are those that will show the relationships that will unfold during the school year and will contribute in the transmission of both knowledge and the completion of pupils as social beings. Emotions consist of psychological, behavioral and cognitive responses in situations that can be addressed and controlled. Each student's emotional expression can be considered by the teacher as an opportunity to educate and support the development of those skills that will help him/her to manage his/her feelings in a constructive way. Thus, it is important to recognize the important link between emotions, thoughts and action. In addition, it is important to teach students that emotions can be manageable ...
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DOI
10.12681/eadd/46608
Handle URL
http://hdl.handle.net/10442/hedi/46608
ND
46608
Alternative title
Παιδαγωγική επικοινωνία στη σχολική τάξη: οι συναισθηματικές εμπειρίες των μαθητών Ε και Στ τάξης στα μαθηματικά
Author
Klimentioti, Christina (Father's name: Spyridon)
Date
2019
Degree Grantor
National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
Committee members
Μπαμπάλης Θωμάς
Βρεττός Ιωάννης
Μπαραλής Γεώργιος
Μπούφη Ανδρονίκη
Δασκαλάκης Δημοσθένης
Γιαλαμάς Βασίλειος
Τσώλη Κωνσταντίνα
Discipline
Social Sciences
Education
Keywords
Achievement emotions; Academic environment; Learning; Communication; Primary school
Country
Greece
Language
Greek
Description
2 τ. (480; 147 σ.), tbls., fig., ch.
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