Education · Classroom Interaction Analysis
In Flanders' Interaction Analysis, the 'Interaction Matrix' (also called the 10×10 matrix) is constructed by:
- 1Computing the ratio of teacher talk to student talk in a lesson
- 2Tallying only student talk categories at the end of the lesson
- 3Plotting pairs of consecutive category numbers as row-column coordinates to show sequence and pattern of interaction✓
- 4Recording teacher's verbal behaviour every 10 minutes and plotting scores
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Plotting pairs of consecutive category numbers as row-column coordinates to show sequence and pattern of interaction
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