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EDU 702 Research Methodology
(CAUSAL COMPARATIVE )
Lecturer:
Prof. Madya Dr. Izaham Shah Ismail Presented by:
SANIAH BT. HASSAN - 2010912919
NOOR AZURA BT. BAHARUDIN - 2010530931
HASLINA BT. ZAKARIYA - 2010111293
ED772
METHODOLOGY(CAUSAL – COMPARATIVE)
Investigators attempt to determine the cause or consequences of differences that already exist between or among groups of
individuals.
A researcher might observe, for example, that two group or more of individuals differ on some variable ( such as teaching style) and then attempt to determine the reason for, or the results of, this difference.
STRENGTHENING CAUSAL COMPARATIVE
Strong inference (theory). Time sequence (presumed cause precedes presumed
effect). Incorporate other, possible, causes in
the design (measure common antecedents) .
Use designs that control for extraneous causes: matched group design Extreme groups design Statistical control (Analysis of Covariance)
THE INFLUENCE OF COLORS ON THE
LEARNING AND LIFE AMONG CHILDREN AND
ADULTS
WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF THE CHILDREN WITH NO COLOURS ?
WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF THE ADULT WITH NO COLOURS ?
WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF THE WORLD WITH NO COLOURS ??
CAN YOU IMAGINE THAT ?
COLORS BY FLOW IMPRESSIONSM Sir Isaac
Newton explained that what we see is simply reverses the effects of light on the color of the object. whereby a beam of light containing many colors prism but there is colors in reverse, and some are not, depending on a surface
COLORS IS LANGUAGE OF MIND
•Neurons cell react automatically when eyes recorded the image and colors •Brains is a unique things in our world cause it is a subconscious mind which is functional as a automatic recorder• Also function as a data storage since baby
CHILDREN & ADULT BEDROOM
CHILDREN AND ADULT CLOTHES
CHILDREN AND ADULT SOURCE OF READING
CHILDREN AND ADULT GAMES
CHILDREN AND ADULT BATHROOM
PLAYGROUND & TENNIS COURT
CHILDREN AND ADULT FOOD
HOW DOES COLORS INFLUENCES IN LEARNING AND LIFE AMONG CHILDREN'S AND ADULTS ??
EDU 702 Research Methodology
Children drawing at the Big Draw meets Carnival event, 2004
Egan (1988) – “young
children or babies
concerned with the
abstract theme of
whether good or bad,
beautiful or ugly,
controlled or
uncontrolled; nature of
love or hatred”
(sources: articles-kod-kod estetika
kelas kanak-kanak by:Wen Wink)
DRAWING
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Artist: Jonah, 8yrsTitle: Biggest City in the World
one of Jonah’s latest pieces of drawing: a cityscape on the water.
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MAKING SENSE OF CHILDREN’S DRAWINGSBY :ANGELA ANNING AND KATHY RINGSOURCES : ED FACULTY 17, INTEC LIBRARY SHAH ALAM
Vygotsky argues that children’s creativity in its original form is syncretistic creativity, which
means that the individual arts have yet to be separated and specialized. Children do not
differentiate between poetry and prose, narration and drama.
Children rarely spend a long time completing each creation, but
produce something in an instant, focusing all their emotions on
what they are doing at that moment in time.
(Lindqvist 2001:8)Pg.4
From books:
Children play between the sun and a rainbow in the sky.Drawing by Pırıl Gümüldürlü, age 9, attending Özel Başkent Primary School,
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COLORS CREATED BEAUTY…..
Jonah’s drawing- ‘Beautiful Day’
Katy Perry is known for her unconventional style of dress and interested in colorful fashion style.
“COLORS HAVE A SIGNIFICANT IMPACT on peoples' lives. For example, color plays an important role in self-presentation and in impression formation. People choose the color of their clothes, their cars, and even their sport shoes, depending on how they wish to present themselves” ( Trinkaus, 1991).
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A Note on Adults' Color-Emotion Associations MICHAEL HEMPHILL Department of Sociology University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
COLORS AFFECTED MOOD Lawler and Lawler
( 1965, cited in Boyatzis & Varghese, 1994) found that children "colored with a yellow crayon after hearing a happy story and with a brown crayon after hearing a sad story.“A Note on Adults' Color-Emotion Associations by :MICHAEL HEMPHILL
Color Psychology : Children vs. Adults
• red will make children feel very angry (Padgitt). Adults will feel emotions more towards happiness based on the color red (Fehrman, pp.6).
• yellow will cause children to feel very calm (Padgitt). Adults will either feel happiness or sadness based on the color yellow (Fehrman, pp.8).
• blue will cause kids to feel calm (Padgitt). It will cause adults to feel sad (Fehrman, pp.9)
REFERENCES1.http://highered.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/0072981369/student_view
0/chapter16/2.http://www.SpaceandMotion.com/Philosophy-Art-Truth.htm - Philosophy of Art Quotes and Gallery of Pictures from Famous Artists (Renaissance to Impressionist)3.http://www.richardsilverstein.com4.jrscience.wcp.muohio.edu/ColorPsychology.Childrenv.html5.Making Sense of Children’s Drawingsby :Angela Anning and Kathy Ring6.A Note on Adults' Color-Emotion Associations by :MICHAEL HEMPHILL Department of Sociology University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia7.Children and Their Art- Methods for Elementary School by : Al Hurwitz and Michael Day8.Aura Personaliti Warna by: Mir Hazil Azran Ramli
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