Date of Award
6-1971
Degree Type
Dissertation
Degree Name
Doctor of Physical Education (PED)
Department
Special Education
Advisor(s)
Wilford A. Weber
Second Advisor
Arthur Blumberg
Third Advisor
Berj Harootunian
Keywords
reading achievement, self-concept, interpersonal relationships, Legacy ETD
Subject Categories
Early Childhood Education | Education | Elementary Education
Abstract
This study explored teacher pupil relationships as perceived by pupils and the relationship to reading achievement and self-concept. It considered how a child's learning and behavior are associated with perceived relationships and the premise that learning is dependent upon interpersonal relationships between teacher and learner. The study hypothesized that learners who perceived the most positive relationships would have better outcomes than those who perceived less positive relationships. The study outcomes supported the premise that facilitation of learning is related to the degree to which the learner perceives a positive teacher-learner relationship.
Access
Open Access
Recommended Citation
Mantaro, Carmella A., "An Investigation of the Relationship Between the INterpersonal Relationships Perceived by a Pupil to Exist Between Himself and his Reading Teacher and: 1) His Reading Achievement and 2) His Self-Concepts" (1971). Dissertations - ALL. 2016.
https://surface.syr.edu/etd/2016
