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D. Wheeler (1960)
Adolescent views of adolescence in Western AustraliaInternational Review of Education, 6
D. Wheeler (1959)
SYMPOSIUM: THE DEVELOPMENT OF MORAL VALUES IN CHILDRENBritish Journal of Educational Psychology, 29
(1953)
Popularity and Status in the Adolescent Peer Group.
(1955)
Some Socio-economic Factors Affecting School Leaving.
(1959)
Discipline and Educational Objectives
(1959)
Punishment, Discipline and Educational Objectives.
D. K. WHEELER One section of the Western Australian Adolescent Survey· dealt with the attitudes of high school students to school and study. Three of the questions dealing with punishment in school have been discussed elsewhere.t but replies to the other eighteen questions are reported here. These questions were: 109. Do you like school? 110. If you don't like school, why is this so? 111. Which three of your school subjects do you like best? If none, say so. 112. Which of your school subjects do you like least? If you like them all, say so. 113. Are you getting low marks in your school work? 114. If so, does this worry or depress you? 115. If you are failing or getting low marks in any of your subjects, what do you think are the reasons? 116. Which subjects do you think will be most helpful in later life? If none, say so. 117. Do you think any subjects will not be helpful to you in later life? If so, which ones ? 118. Is there anything you would like to see taught in schools which isn't taught already? 119. How much time do you spend on homework or
Australian Journal of Education – SAGE
Published: Oct 1, 1962
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