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Inquiry: Critical Thinking Across the Disciplines. 30:24-39
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Innovative Higher Education. 40:63-77
Students in an introductory educational psychology course submitted answers to daily homework questions for which they received credit either for percentage of questions answered in every homework assignment or for the accuracy of their answers to 10
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Teaching of Psychology. 41:148-154
This research study focused on the use of cooperative groups to facilitate class-wide participation, especially for initially low participants. Undergraduates from three sections of a relatively large educational psychology course recorded their clas
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Journal of Applied School Psychology. 28:37-58
The authors used a withdrawal design to evaluate the effects of a modified Color Wheel System (M-CWS) on the on-task behavior of 7 students enrolled in the 4th grade. Standard CWS procedures were modified to include a 4th set of rules designed to set
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Social Psychology of Education. 15:233-249
This study examined the relationship of academic self-efficacy to engagement in class discussion and performance on major course exams among students (N = 165) in an undergraduate human development course. Cluster analysis was used to identify three
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Journal of Adult Development. 18:204-213
Undergraduate students in a Southeastern US University (n = 232) responded to an inventory that included retrospective measures of their parents’ style of parenting (authoritarian vs. authoritative) and their own childhood psychological tendencies
Balancing Participation Across Students in Large College Classes via Randomized Participation Credit
Autor:
Jared Yaw, Charles E. Gaylon, Robert L. Williams, Kathleen B. Aspiranti, Carolyn A. Blondin, Lisa N. Foster, Bethany N. Forbes, Daniel F. McCleary
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The Journal of General Education. 60:194-214
The study examines the effects of randomized credit on the percentage of students participating at four predefined levels. Students recorded their comments on specially designed record cards, and days were randomly selected for participation credit.
Autor:
Daniel F. McCleary, Kathleen B. Aspiranti, Lisa N. Foster, Carolyn A. Blondin, Charles E. Gaylon, Jared S. Yaw, Bethany N. Forbes, Robert L. Williams
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JGE: The Journal of General Education; Jul2011, Vol. 60 Issue 3, p194-214, 21p