This study investigated challenges of teaching and learning inlarge class size in public primary schools in Tanzania. The study was guided by four specific research objectives: explore challenges of teaching in large class size; explore complexities of teaching large size class size; explore learning difficulties in large class size and to find out views of stakeholders on ways to overcome challenges and difficulties of large class sizes in public primary schools in Ilala Municipality.The study adopted qualitative approach in order to get insight and depth also because is flexible and adaptive. A total of 125 interviewees were interviewed. Qualitative data were analyzed by the use of inductive reasoning content analysis in order to understa...
This study was designed to investigate the perception of teachers towards teaching large class sizes...
The reasons for large classes in developing countries are not far from the favourable government pol...
Thesis (M.Ed.)-University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, 2009.The South African Education system has gone...
The study investigated the experiences of secondary school teachers in managing large classes in Buc...
Since May 2006, the authors have been engaged in a study of large classes (70+ learners) in Uganda. ...
Engaging learners in the teaching-learning process has constantly been the goal of a teacher. Howeve...
The study investigated the contribution of the class size on students’ academicperformance in Karagw...
Oftentimes large classes are associated with ineffective teaching and learning. This qualitative stu...
Oftentimes large classes are associated with ineffective teaching and learning. This qualitative stu...
It is unclear as to what specific number of learners in a particular classroom would qualify a class...
Large class sizes in Ghanaians schools with its attendants problems are major factors for the dwind...
The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of increased class size of pupils on teaching ...
This case study employed qualitative methods to collect data using open- ended questionnaires on a c...
Large class sizes in Ghanaians schools with its attendants problems are major factors for the dwind...
In this chapter, I explore the size and discipline of the largest classes offered at two higher educ...
This study was designed to investigate the perception of teachers towards teaching large class sizes...
The reasons for large classes in developing countries are not far from the favourable government pol...
Thesis (M.Ed.)-University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, 2009.The South African Education system has gone...
The study investigated the experiences of secondary school teachers in managing large classes in Buc...
Since May 2006, the authors have been engaged in a study of large classes (70+ learners) in Uganda. ...
Engaging learners in the teaching-learning process has constantly been the goal of a teacher. Howeve...
The study investigated the contribution of the class size on students’ academicperformance in Karagw...
Oftentimes large classes are associated with ineffective teaching and learning. This qualitative stu...
Oftentimes large classes are associated with ineffective teaching and learning. This qualitative stu...
It is unclear as to what specific number of learners in a particular classroom would qualify a class...
Large class sizes in Ghanaians schools with its attendants problems are major factors for the dwind...
The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of increased class size of pupils on teaching ...
This case study employed qualitative methods to collect data using open- ended questionnaires on a c...
Large class sizes in Ghanaians schools with its attendants problems are major factors for the dwind...
In this chapter, I explore the size and discipline of the largest classes offered at two higher educ...
This study was designed to investigate the perception of teachers towards teaching large class sizes...
The reasons for large classes in developing countries are not far from the favourable government pol...
Thesis (M.Ed.)-University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, 2009.The South African Education system has gone...