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Volume 3, No. 4 November 2002Review NoteStefan von Aufschnaiter & Manuela Welzel (Eds.) (2001). Nutzung von Videodaten zur Untersuchung von Lehr-Lernprozessen. Aktuelle Methoden empirischer pädagogischer Forschung [Use of Video Data to Examine Teaching and Learning Processes. New Methods in Empirical Educational Research]Heike Schaumburg (Germany)Abstract: The papers of this volume cover a variety of approaches to quantitative and qualitative research in teaching and learning. The focus of the book lies on cognitive learning processes and cognitive development. The articles address different research areas, such as the development of cognitive processes over time, analogy-based cognitive processes, self-concept and interest. These aspects are investigated in relation to instructional processes. Video analysis plays a central role in the papers of this book. Depending on the research question and the area of interest, different methods for analysing video data are developed, ranging from rather inductive to more theory-based procedures and from hermeneutic interpretation of the data to strictly category-guided methods. Key words: video, video-supported data analysis, classroom observation, analysis of teaching and learning processes, analysis of cognitive processes This contribution is only available as a full text in the German language. German text Last update: 01/30/2003 Volume 3, No. 4 Table of Contents [qualitative-research.net]
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