Friday, November 8, 2019
Research and Evaluation essays
Research and Evaluation essays    The article containing the hypothesis used by the research study this paper     will discuss is the Teachers' Gestures Facilitate Students' Learning:  A     Lesson in Symmetry, authored by Valenzeno, Alibali, and Klatzky.  The     research study, on the other hand, has a document title of Understanding     Change in Mathematical Reasoning:  Evidence from Speech and Gesture,     Valenzeno, Alibali, and Klatzky's article hypothesized that teacher's     gestures, as accompanied by speech, enables students to improve     comprehension skills and learning abilities.  They explained that gestures     are forms of abstract that provide supplementary information to students.     Through pointing to objects or making hand motions relevant to what is     currently being spoken, students can develop association of information     Based from the results of a conducted experiment by Valenzeno, Alibali, and     Klatzky, they came up with the hypothesis that gestures facilitate     students' learning. They carried out an experiment where children are asked     to view two types of videotaped lecture on symmetry.  The  first type shows     an explanation using speech and gesture, while the second type shows an     explanation using speech alone.  After viewing the videotapes, Valenzeno,     Alibali, and Klatzky found that the children who viewed the speech-and-     gesture lecture showed more understanding on symmetry and asymmetry.     Valenzeno, Alibali, and Klatzky's hypothesis was used in Martha Alibali's     research study.  Martha Alibali's paper aims to provide evidences and     inferences from written articles and studies     on the effectiveness of applying gestures in speech while conveying     Martha Alibali used a number of references to validate her study, and one     of the references she used is Valenzeno et.al's article.  Her study aims to     investigate the effects of using non-verbal communication with verbal    ...     
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