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Direct linkMoran, Sean – Irish Educational Studies, 2008
Two previous articles in this journal advocate the greater use of a behaviourist methodology called "Precision Teaching" (PT). From a position located within virtue ethics, this article argues that the technical feat of raising narrowly defined performance in mathematics and other subjects is not sufficient justification for the extensive use of…
Descriptors: Educational Practices, Precision Teaching, Ethics, Constructivism (Learning)
Purdy, Noel – Irish Educational Studies, 2008
This article considers the extent to which neuroscience is being applied to education, both on a classroom level and also on the level of curricular reform in Northern Ireland. The article reviews recent research in the area of neuroscience and education and examines a number of popular "neuromyths." It urges the educational world to take a more…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Brain, Research, Curriculum Implementation
