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ISSN: 3143-066X

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Attending to the Affective Domain for Increased Student Participation and Improved Behaviour

Williams, Judene

Published:

August 29, 2026

Issue:

Autumn 2026

DOI:

Citation:

Williams, J. "Attending to the Affective Domain for Increased Student Participation and Improved Behaviour." Legacy: Transformation in Action, Autumn 2026, 3(1), 84-86.

Keywords:

affective; domain; behaviour; reflective; cognitive; holistic; outcomes

Abstract:

Although the cognitive domain has traditionally received greater emphasis in education, the affective domain has gained increasing recognition for its significant influence on learning outcomes reflected in the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information's commitment to promoting more holistic approaches to education, acknowledging that that neglecting any domain undermines students' overall learning and development.

Williams, Judene

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