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Elementary school teachers' attitudes towards project-based learning in China

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Elementary school teachers' attitudes towards project-based learning in China

Z. Cai, J. Zhu, et al.

Explore the positive attitudes of Chinese elementary school teachers towards project-based learning (PBL) in this enlightening study by Zhiling Cai, Jinxing Zhu, Yu Yu, and Saiqi Tian. Discover how training, social support, resources, and time availability can significantly impact teachers' views on PBL.

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Abstract
This study analyzed the Chinese elementary school teachers' attitudes toward project-based learning (PBL) and identified factors that may influence elementary school teachers' attitudes. The analysis was based on a questionnaire survey of 257 elementary school teachers and interviews with 10 elementary school teachers in China. Results showed that Chinese elementary school teachers generally had positive attitudes towards PBL, but their attitudes differed based on their educational level, years of teaching, and subjects taught. Results of the regression analysis found that training, social support, resources, and availability of time all positively influenced teachers' attitudes toward PBL. Finally, the interview data were analyzed to understand teachers' perceptions of how they could be helped to use PBL in teaching.
Publisher
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
Published On
Oct 26, 2023
Authors
Zhiling Cai, Jinxing Zhu, Yu Yu, Saiqi Tian
Tags
project-based learning
teacher attitudes
education
influencing factors
training
social support
resources
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