2021
DOI: 10.13189/ujer.2021.090808
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The Quality of Integrating, Rationale & Approach Participation (IRA) Teaching Model Based on Environmental Education: A Research & Development

Abstract: Learning products that have been designed and developed by the teacher/researcher must be tested first to determine their quality level before being disseminated to the broader community. This research is a development product testing phase by going through the validity, practicality and effectiveness test phase, which is the final part of a research and development (R&D) design. There are three groups of participants involved in this study: two validators, five elementary school teachers, and 25 students from… Show more

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“…As shown in Figure 1, the previous effective teaching model for "baiding" students no longer meets the current students' teaching expectations. Through the above circumstances, we can know that there must be an obvious gap between students' expectations and teaching effect no matter which of the traditional above models is adopted [9][10][11]. This gap is mainly reflected in that the students have their own playing and appreciation experience and a certain degree of learning and thinking, which cannot be stated and displayed in the teaching process in time and fully, so that the piano teaching process depends too much on the teachers' existing experience and thinking under the guidance of the established model.…”
Section: Current Situation Of Pianomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As shown in Figure 1, the previous effective teaching model for "baiding" students no longer meets the current students' teaching expectations. Through the above circumstances, we can know that there must be an obvious gap between students' expectations and teaching effect no matter which of the traditional above models is adopted [9][10][11]. This gap is mainly reflected in that the students have their own playing and appreciation experience and a certain degree of learning and thinking, which cannot be stated and displayed in the teaching process in time and fully, so that the piano teaching process depends too much on the teachers' existing experience and thinking under the guidance of the established model.…”
Section: Current Situation Of Pianomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At present, information overload is an urgent problem to be solved. Traditional information retrieval methods cannot quickly and accurately find the most valuable learning resources from massive data [2]. The existing teaching methods cannot fully stimulate the subjects' interest in learning.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%