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Conventional wisdom strongly supports that people’s behavior is affected by the weather in many ways. But while the correlation between weather and student behavior if often accepted as popular fact amongst parents and educator’s alike, very little research exists to support this correlation and educators may be at risk for making teaching decisions based on inaccurate understandings. This correlational study investigated the relationship between barometric pressure and the behavior of third grade students in a rural setting. Results indicated no relationship between these variables. Implications for educational practice is discussed.
| Advisor: | Pedersen, Holly |
| Commitee: | Kana, Erik, Lee, Heather |
| School: | Minot State University |
| Department: | Special Education |
| School Location: | United States -- North Dakota |
| Source: | MAI 56/06M(E), Masters Abstracts International |
| Source Type: | DISSERTATION |
| Subjects: | Elementary education, Special education |
| Keywords: | Atmospheric pressure, Barometric pressure, Behaviors, Student behavior, Weather |
| Publication Number: | 10633965 |
| ISBN: | 978-0-355-33413-5 |
