‘E Says it as if ‘E’s God – (How do teachers transmit their attitudes and expectations?)

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  • L.J. Dwyer Qld Education Department

Abstract

As teachers, most of us would agree that our attitudes and expectations do somehow influence the academic goals of our pupils and of ourselves. Research findings indicate that the self-fulfilling prophecy operates in all realms of education and that it results in the kind of behaviour that is expected. The significance of this, especially for teachers in cross-cultural classes, is now well established and generally accepted. However, the ways in which we actually transmit our attitudes and expectations to our pupils are still not clear.

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Published

1979-06-01

How to Cite

Dwyer, L. (1979). ‘E Says it as if ‘E’s God – (How do teachers transmit their attitudes and expectations?). The Aboriginal Child at School, 7(3), 28–42. Retrieved from https://ajie.atsis.uq.edu.au/acs/article/view/1461

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