Learning activities, student and tutor roles
Relationship Of Block Scheduling To Student Achievement And Learning Activities
... prevalent learning activities, high schools were selected that had a relatively similar ...the student demographics enabled the researcher to better limit factors influencing the above ...
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Teacher’s Support and Student Involvement in Learning Activities on Enhancing Student Academic Achievement
... in learning activities to improve academic achievement of high school ...teaching activities in the classroom. Student involvement is seen from the aspect of student learning in ...
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Internet-Based Learning in Increasing Student Learning Activities in Learning the Basic Concepts of Dance
... Discussion Learning activities use the internet to get information about Nusantara dance, namely dance themes, forms of motion, accompanying music and properties used to make students more active in ...in ...
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The Implementation of Role Playing Learning Model to Increase Student Learning Activities and Outcomes
... of student activity is intellectual and emotional engagement (mental involvement) of students in learning activities rather than just physical activity ...two activities that are valued in the ...
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Student Learning Activities Using Realistic Mathematics Education (RME)
... 5) student activity in group 6) student participation concluded result of ...group activities and class discussions to participate concluded the discussion is still ...
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Impact of Student Motivation in Online Learning Activities
... The plant breeding activity would not have been possible without the help of the New Media Center. Thank you to Andrew Frye, and the student workers who helped create such an incredible computer based ...
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Tutor roles in collaborative group work
... in learning school mathematics. The experience of learning school mathematics as isolated and individualised is implicated in learners' disengagement (see for example, Nardi and Steward, ...the ...
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Investigating the effects of learning activities in a mobile Python tutor for targeting multiple coding skills
... Method and materials Each student participated in a single session. The sessions were 2 hr long, with 1–9 participants per session. The participants provided informed consent, followed by an 18-min pre-test, which ...
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Roles and competencies of the e-tutor
... make learning resources available, relying on the basis of continuing experience and recognizes that any course is a beginning and not the end of ...of learning takes place, which is personally meaningful ...
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Tutor time activities
... As a class, discuss the steps that they could take as individuals and as a school community to support autistic people like Talia, then invite each student to make a pledge: choosing a change that they are going ...
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Using feedback to promote learning: student and tutor perspectives
... At a later stage, the feedback would help tutors in giving career development advice. In addition to the issues listed in Table 2, the feasibility of anonymity in certain subject areas was widely debated by the workshop ...
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Peer-assisted learning: Perspectives of a former student tutor
... Peer-Assisted Learning (‘PAL’) facilitates the reciprocal development of knowledge and skill between students of similar social groupings by disrupting the traditional student-teacher ...of student ...
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What works? A comparative evaluation of the roles of student adviser and personal tutor in relation to undergraduate student retention
... The Student Advisers are available to students for more than 30 hours per week throughout the year including non term times, and provide mutual cover for each other during periods of absence; any student ...
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Work-based Learning Handbook. Student/Tutor/Employer Guide
... Plagiarism is defined in the Oxford English Dictionary as ‘the taking and using as one’s own of the thoughts, writing or inventions of another’. It does not matter whether the source was an original document, a book or ...
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Student tutors for problem-based learning: A study of tutor actions
... The baccalaureate dental hygiene program at Northern Arizona University (NAU DH) introduced PBL to develop students’ ability to work in teams, im- prove thinking, and develop lifelong learning skills. This program ...
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Learning from student responses: A domain independent natural language tutor
... However, TuTalk ‘out of the box’ includes many features and options that we did not need and added processing overhead to response times especially for longer responses. We were also aware that the basic natural language ...
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Evaluating alignment of student and tutor perspectives on feedback on language learning assignments
... Two parallel surveys were conducted with 736 students and 96 tutors from a distance learning undergraduate programme in Language Studies, to compare their self-reported attitudes and behaviours. Survey data were ...
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Exploring Tutor and Student Experiences in Online Synchronous Learning Environments in the Performing Arts
... of student dissatisfaction and attrition persist in blended and online distance learning pro- ...Synchronous Learning Environments (OSLEs) may provide an interactive, connected learning ...of ...
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New Roles for Student Support Services in Distance Learning
... of student services is essential. The Learning Anytime Anyplace Partnership (LAAP), sponsored by the Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education, offers an excellent model for incorporating existing ...
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My Science Tutor—Learning Science with a Conversational Virtual Tutor
... semantic roles using the Phoenix parser (Ward, 1991), then presents follow-on questions and me- dia, to help the student construct a correct explana- tion of the phenomena being ...virtual tutor ...
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