Search results for "group work"

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The Fifth Lesson: Students’ Responses to a Patterning Task Across the Four Countries

2019

The chapter reports a comparative analysis of problem-solving activities in classrooms in the four countries. The problem students work with is a patterning task, taken from a major international comparative study. The idea of analyzing this group work across countries is to see what traces of algebra learning may be discerned in the work of the students. The results show the complexities of early algebra learning by presenting in detail the obvious variations in how students tackle the problem in more or less algebraic ways. In the small-group work in classrooms, students pool their ideas allowing for the discourse to build on itself in a cumulative manner.

Work (electrical)ComputingMilieux_COMPUTERSANDEDUCATIONMathematics educationGroup workAlgebra over a fieldPsychologyEarly AlgebraTask (project management)
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Project Education and Adams’ Theory of Equity

2020

This work-in-progress paper in research category is concerned with students’ perceptions of justice in software engineering group projects. Taking a directed content analysis approach, the aim is to analyze the relevance of Adams’ theory of Equity for small-group project education. The analysis was applied to the data collected from a third-year project course in which students encounter an open-ended group assignment. The results indicate that the theory can serve as a useful framework that helps teachers to identify justice-related issues in project courses. On the other hand, it was concluded that special carefulness is advisable considering the simplicity of the theory. peerReviewed

media_common.quotation_subjectohjelmistotekniikkaEconomic JusticePerceptionproject-based learning0502 economics and businessMathematics educationRemunerationComputingMilieux_COMPUTERSANDEDUCATIONRelevance (information retrieval)SociologySimplicitymedia_commontietojärjestelmätbusiness.industry05 social sciencesEquity (finance)projektioppiminen050301 educationInformation technologyryhmätyögroup workoikeudenmukaisuusjusticesisällönanalyysiContent analysisbusiness0503 education050203 business & management
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Development of competencies by PBL and evaluation with rubrics in the group work in Higher Education

2019

[ES] La investigación acerca del desarrollo de competencias con ABP ha crecido mucho en los últimos años, sin embargo, no se han investigado sus consecuencias sobre procesos psicosociales, como la creatividad, liderazgo entre iguales y cohesión de equipo en el trabajo en grupo. En este trabajo además se analizan las diferencias en el nivel competencial de 16 grupos de 4 estudiantes de la asignatura Psicología Social del Deporte del Grado en Ciencias de la Actividad Física y el Deporte como resultado de su participación en una metodología de ABP evaluada con rúbricas. Los instrumentos utilizados en esta experiencia se dividen en dos: la evaluación de competencias y la evaluación de variables…

psicología socialSocial psychology (sociology)solución de problemasdeporteApplied psychologyteamsCreativitycompetencesGroup cohesivenesscreatividadProblem based learningRúbricasCompetencesGroup workcriterio de evaluaciónEquiposmedia_common05 social sciences050301 educationGeneral MedicineCreatividadCreativityequipostrabajo en equipoPsychologyPsychosocialuniversidadAprendizaje basado en problemasleadershipmedia_common.quotation_subjectliderazgoCompetenciasaprendizaje basado en problemasEmpathyproblem based learningRubricsTeamsLiderazgorúbricasAprendizaje Basado en Problemas (ABP)universitydestreza0502 economics and businesscreativityUniversityUniversidadrubricsRubriccompetenciasPeer leadershipLeadershipcohesionCohesiónenseñanza superiorcohesiónCohesion0503 education050203 business & managementREDU. Revista de Docencia Universitaria
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Teaching programming by emphasizing self-direction: How did students react to the active role required of them?

2013

Lecturing is known to be a controversial form of teaching. With massed classrooms, in particular, it tends to constrain the active participation of students. One of the remedies applied to programming education is to use technology that can vitalize interaction in the classroom, while another is to base teaching increasingly on programming activities. In this article, we present the first results of an exploratory study, in which we teach programming without lectures, exams, or grades, by heavily emphasizing programming activity, and, in a pedagogical sense, student self-direction. This article investigates how students reacted to the active role required of them and what issues emerged in …

ta113Independent studyGeneral Computer ScienceComputer scienceTeaching methodScheduling (production processes)Exploratory researchSelf directionEducationPedagogyActive learningComputingMilieux_COMPUTERSANDEDUCATIONMathematics educationta516Action researchGroup workACM Transactions on Computing Education
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Issues with a course that emphasizes self-direction

2013

In this paper, we examine a master's level course that emphasizes self-direction on the part of students. The course is run by weekly group assignments and requires independent work such that only one mandatory classroom session is arranged each week. Our specific research interests are how students responded to the setting of this kind and whether they demonstrated self-direction during the course. We surveyed the students' view of the course, their group work experience, and their study habits, and analyzed the resultant survey data for themes. The results suggest that while the pass rate was considerably high and the course was regarded as well-organized by the students, there were sever…

ta113Medical educationComputer scienceeducationPass rateSelf directionSession (web analytics)Course (navigation)Work (electrical)PedagogyActive learningComputingMilieux_COMPUTERSANDEDUCATIONSurvey data collectionta516Group work
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Making group processes explicit to student

2014

This article considers student learning about group work in the context of project courses where student groups work under realistic expectations. Based on the literature, justice is explicated as a group work concept and regarded as a professional skill that can be practiced. Preliminary student feedback on teaching through continuous discussions on justice are presented together with teacher experiences.

ta113Work (electrical)Group (mathematics)Computer sciencePedagogyComputingMilieux_COMPUTERSANDEDUCATIONContext (language use)Justice (ethics)Group workStudent learningProject-based learningProceedings of the 2014 conference on Innovation & technology in computer science education - ITiCSE '14
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