1981
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-8578.1981.tb00442.x
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Daily Evaluation in the Classroom

Abstract: Children's day by day progress can be measured through precision teaching. James Muncey, senior educational psychologist, and Hugh Williams, educational psychologist, Coventry School Psychological Service, describe its value in both ordinary and special schools

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“…Originating from America in the 1960s, precision teaching has been propagated in Britain by education psychologists (EPS) since the 1980s (Muncey and Williams, 1981;Solity, 1982, 1988). It essentially pertains to a method of teaching that monitors students' acquisition of basic education skills.…”
Section: Precision Teachingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Originating from America in the 1960s, precision teaching has been propagated in Britain by education psychologists (EPS) since the 1980s (Muncey and Williams, 1981;Solity, 1982, 1988). It essentially pertains to a method of teaching that monitors students' acquisition of basic education skills.…”
Section: Precision Teachingmentioning
confidence: 99%