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The book has a twofold goal: to give an overview of the research in the area of textbook and to supply textbook authors and editors with the concrete suggestions for composing an effective textbook. The conclusions and suggestions are based on an overview of more than 500 sources of literature and many experimental studies of the author.
The first part of the book investigates the methods for textbook evaluation: experiments, expert opinions, and textbook analysis. Special attention is given to the analysis of textbook feasibility before printing and to the exact criteria of appropriateness of textbooks for students of different grades and ability levels. Readability formulae and their use via computer are thoroughly discussed.
The second part of the book begins with the rules of clear writing: their basis, the examples of application and efficiency. Beside that, some other important topics are examined: the possibilities of motivating students and arousing their interest in textbooks; the characteristics of influential illustrations and their relations to the text; the value forming aspects of textbooks.
Textbooks form students' attitudes to other people, form their goals and self-esteem. This way the textbooks influence the fate of our youth. Textbooks deserve keen attention of society.
The first part of the book investigates the methods for textbook evaluation: experiments, expert opinions, and textbook analysis. Special attention is given to the analysis of textbook feasibility before printing and to the exact criteria of appropriateness of textbooks for students of different grades and ability levels. Readability formulae and their use via computer are thoroughly discussed.
The second part of the book begins with the rules of clear writing: their basis, the examples of application and efficiency. Beside that, some other important topics are examined: the possibilities of motivating students and arousing their interest in textbooks; the characteristics of influential illustrations and their relations to the text; the value forming aspects of textbooks.
Textbooks form students' attitudes to other people, form their goals and self-esteem. This way the textbooks influence the fate of our youth. Textbooks deserve keen attention of society.
«... Professor Jaan Mikk has provided a highly useful book for several kinds of readers. Each of the following can find helpful information: one planning to write a textbook; another wishing to evaluate a textbook for appropriateness to given readers; and still another considering research in the area of textbook effectiveness. And each will find in this book a thorough review of work that has been done, along with interpretations of the practical significance of the work ...
Professor Mikk has provided readable and useful information in other difficult areas. Statistics and statistical explanations, where he also qualifies as an expert, provide one example; another is what he terms the 'value forming aspects of textbooks.' ... Professor Mikk does not hesitate to provide guidelines for the effectiveness of textbooks in this area because, as he says in the Introduction, textbooks are the 'future of a nation.' Perhaps no more important reason can be found to read 'Textbook: Research and Writing'.» (George R. Klare, Professor emeritus, Ohio/USA).
Professor Mikk has provided readable and useful information in other difficult areas. Statistics and statistical explanations, where he also qualifies as an expert, provide one example; another is what he terms the 'value forming aspects of textbooks.' ... Professor Mikk does not hesitate to provide guidelines for the effectiveness of textbooks in this area because, as he says in the Introduction, textbooks are the 'future of a nation.' Perhaps no more important reason can be found to read 'Textbook: Research and Writing'.» (George R. Klare, Professor emeritus, Ohio/USA).